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Calls & Opportunities
Current Calls for Entry
Juror-led Spotlight calls with cash awards, fee-free Flash calls, and ongoing opportunities. Open to photographers everywhere.
Spotlight & Open
Accepting Submissions
Flash
In Review
Ongoing & Upcoming
Always Something Next
Recognition
Recent $500 Prize Winners
How Our Calls Work
Three ways to take part
01Spotlight
Juror-led. Curatorial insight. Competitive. $1,000 in cash prizes. $25 entry. Each exhibition is curated by an established external juror — a working curator, museum professional, editor, or respected artist with a distinct voice.
02Flash
A focused, fee-free call centred on engagement and response. Curated internally or by a guest juror, designed to encourage participation without a financial barrier. Selective, but not prize-driven.
03Project Solo
Some bodies of work deserve more than a place in a group show. Project Solo recognises a photographer whose work rewards sustained viewing — a solo exhibition, an interview and an in-depth curatorial statement.
Before You Submit
Submission Guidelines
- Open to all photographers over 18, regardless of experience level or location.
- The submitted work must be your own, and must not violate any other person's copyright.
- Images in JPEG format, at least 2100 pixels on the longest side.
- No text, watermarks, borders or frames. Preferably under 4–5 MB per image.
- File names in this format: First Name-Last Name_Title.jpg
- You retain all rights, including copyright, to your photographs.
Our Policy on AI
As more image-processing software incorporates AI techniques, we find it necessary to clarify our position. If a substantial portion of the image is created using Artificial Intelligence, it will not be considered for exhibition.
If AI is used simply to erase an object in the background or to extend the borders of an image, we are able to accept it for consideration. The ultimate decision is made by the exhibition juror and the gallery, and is final. We ask that you judge whether your images appear to be substantial products of AI — and if they do, please do not submit them.