• Submit your work to "Other People's Artworks (and Everything Else They Owned)"

    a community-engaged art project by Pasadena artist Sarah Umles
  • “Other People’s Artworks” is an interactive web installation and archive featuring stories and documentation of artworks by artists who were displaced by the January 2025 Eaton Fire.

    Artists:

    Please use this form to submit your work for inclusion in the archive. For the purposes of this project, the term "artist" is defined broadly to include: professional visual artists, writers, and performance artists; hobbyist artists; and crafters. 


    Please note: Due to limited bandwidth, I may not be able to include all submissions. Priority will be given to professional artists who lost their homes and/or art studios in the Eaton Fire. Submissions are also welcome from hobbyist artists or crafters who lost their homes/studios, and from professional artists who were/are temporarily displaced from your surviving home/studio due to the fire, keeping in mind that your submissions might have to take second priority. That said, I will do my absolute best to be inclusive, as the intention behind this project is, most simply, to create connection amongst those of us who were impacted by the Eaton Fire and to highlight the incredible creative work produced by our diverse artist community.


    Submissions will be added manually and may take some time to appear on the webpage. When your submission is live, I will notify you via the email address you provide below.


    And most importantly, thank you for your interest and participation in this project. Although my home and studio sustained significant wind and smoke damage, for which repairs are ongoing, I am deeply deepest grateful to be among the fortunate whose houses and immediate neighborhoods survived the fire. That said, I am still grieving the losses in our community at large, and I share such love and empathy for my comrades whose fates were different. Your fortitude has been amazing. This project has been integral to my own healing, and I hope it is a positive part of your healing journey as well.

    With hope in my heart,
    Sarah Umles

    P.S. Please feel free to reach out with a personal "hello" or with any questions you might have about the project that are not answered by the form below.

    sarah.umles@gmail.com

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  • Please submit 1-3 artworks that were either lost in the Eaton Fire OR are new artworks that you've produced since. *New works do not have to be ABOUT the fire.

    Please only submit artworks that you've produced yourself or in collaboration with others, rather than works that were produced by other artists that you collected and housed.

    While I don't have any detailed spec requirements, images should be high quality, as they will ideally be files that I can just export from your submission and upload directly to the public archive webpage. So please make sure image files are the best quality you have access to!

    Text-based works should be submitted as PDFs or links.

    Audio, video, web-based works and other non-physical artworks should be submitted as links. Please make sure your URLs are not private/password protected, as the links will be shared publicly on the archive and need to be accessible to all who engage with the archive.

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