ARTIST SUBMISSION FORM
THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE
THE UNTITLED SPACE
Cover Story + Interview
Online Exhibition
Releasing May 2024
Submission Deadline Extended: April 14, 2024
Get your artwork on the cover of The Untitled Magazine!
Exhibit your work with The Untitled Space gallery
Submission Deadline Extended: April 14, 2024
The Untitled Magazine announces an open call to artists, photographers, and creatives for an exclusive digital cover story to be released this May 2024 to coincide with Frieze Week NYC presented in collaboration with The Untitled Space gallery.
We are thrilled to announce our 2nd annual open call to artists for an exclusive digital cover story, including promotion across the magazine’s social media channels and the option to have your work featured on Artsy via The Untitled Space gallery. Have your artwork seen by more than 1,000,000+ international viewers.
The selected artist will be featured with a cover story along with an exclusive interview on their work for The Untitled Magazine. The special edition cover story will be featured on the magazine's online edition as well as social media channels along with an online exhibition of the artist's portfolio which can optionally also be for sale by The Untitled Space gallery. The Untitled Magazine is looking for an artist with an exceptional body of work for this unique opportunity.
The Untitled Magazine Cover Opportunity includes:
- YOUR ARTWORK ON THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE'S MAY 2024 DIGITAL COVER
- AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW ON YOUR WORK FEATURED IN THE MAGAZINE
- ONLINE EXHIBIT OF YOUR WORK AND ARTIST BIO FEATURED IN THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE'S EXCLUSIVE FEATURE
- PROMOTION OF THE COVER FEATURE TO PRESS AND THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE'S INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE OF VIEWERS
- SOCIAL MEDIA OF THE ARTIST'S WORK AND INTERVIEW ON ALL SOCIAL CHANNELS INCLUDING INSTAGRAM + FACEBOOK
- OPTIONAL: YOUR ARTWORK FEATURED BY THE UNTITLED SPACE GALLERY FOR SALE ON ARTSY + THE GALLERY'S ONLINE SITES, PARTNER SITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS. (WORKS FOR SALE ONLY)
The cover story will be curated by Indira Cesarine, editor-in-chief of The Untitled Magazine, and founder of The Untitled Space art gallery.
Submissions are open to artists and creatives internationally.
All ages, genders, and visual mediums will be considered.
The call for art is an open theme, artwork can be of any visual content, including abstract or figurative contemporary art, photography, digital art, fashion, or conceptual content.
The artwork does not have to be for sale, and can be existing artwork from your current collection or archives. Submit your most creative concepts!
This unique opportunity will promote your work to The Untitled Magazine's international audience of talent, influencers, collectors, and art lovers.
Artists who submit may also be considered for future opportunities with The Untitled Magazine as well as The Untitled Space gallery such as art fairs, group shows, online solo shows, and exclusives.

ABOUT THE UNTITLED MAGAZINE
https://untitled-magazine.com
The Untitled Magazine presents the latest in art, fashion, and culture for creative audiences with an eye for originality. Founded in 2009, The Untitled Magazine is an independent print and digital publication featuring exclusive interviews with inspirational talent in the art, fashion, and entertainment worlds, along with coverage of international exhibits, art fairs, film festivals, global events, and more.
The publication has been invited to exhibit its original productions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, at fundraisers for the Louvre Museum, at Art Basel Miami, and Cannes Film Festival, among many others.
Past cover stories have featured notable talent including Charli XCX, Pussy Riot, Taylor Momsen, Bella Thorne, Tinashe, Machine Gun Kelly, Brooke Shields, Dove Cameron, Boy George, Icona Pop, and Crystal Waters, as well as contemporary artists including Synchrodogs, Anna Delvey, Kohlben Vodden, and Fahren Feingold.
Contemporary artists previously featured in The Untitled Magazine include Swoon, Sarah Maple, Miss Meatface, Daniel Arsham, Alec Monopoly, Petite Doll, Josh Universe, Leah Schrager, Martha Zmpounou, Parker Day, Andreas Wannerstedt, among many others.
View interviews by The Untitled Magazine here, as well as a selection of past magazine covers.

ABOUT THE UNTITLED SPACE:
https://untitled-space.com
The Untitled Space is an art gallery located in Tribeca, New York in a landmark building on Lispenard Street. Founded in 2015, the gallery features exhibits of emerging and established contemporary artists exploring conceptual framework and boundary-pushing ideology through mediums of painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and performance art. The gallery is committing to exploring new ideas vis-à-vis traditional and new mediums and highlights a program of women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists.
Press on The Untitled Space exhibitions includes Vogue (US), Vogue Italia, CNN, Forbes, Newsweek, W Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Teen Vogue, New York Magazine, i-D Magazine, Dazed Digital, and The New York Times among many others.
ABOUT INDIRA CESARINE
The Untitled Magazine’s editor-in-chief Indira Cesarine has become known for her empowering exhibitions and curatorial. After 15 years of working as a photographer between New York, London, and Paris, in 2009 Indira Cesarine launched The Untitled Magazine. Her work for the magazine, which presents exclusive interviews with inspirational artists, as well as articles on contemporary culture, includes overseeing all creative direction and content, as well as contributing as a photographer and journalist. Ever-expanding her creative vision, in 2015 she broadened her work to include art curatorial and founded The Untitled Space art gallery. Since launching The Untitled Space, Cesarine has curated over 50 exhibitions and has exhibited artwork by more than 500 artists. In 2019 Cesarine launched Art4Equality, a non-profit initiative supporting equality-themed art exhibitions and special projects including films and public art. She has partnered with a number of charitable foundations including ERA Coalition, Women’s Fund For Equality, She Should Run, SaveArtSpace, Coalition for The Homeless, and Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation among many others, raising funds for their causes via exhibitions, benefit art auctions, as well as a number of other fundraising initiatives. She has extended her curatorial to art fairs, including SCOPE and SPRING/BREAK Art Show. Cesarine’s exhibitions and curatorial has been featured internationally in many publications including American Vogue, Vogue Italia, Forbes, Newsweek, W Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, CNN, New York Magazine, Dazed and Confused, i-D Magazine, and The New York Times among many others.
Learn more about Indira Cesarine.

Contact us if you have any questions:
https://untitled-magazine.com/open-call