Starving Artist Exhibition Open Call
The Starving Artist invites male-identifying (he/they) artists to participate in The Vulnerable Man, a virtual exhibition and publication that centers on masculinity, men’s mental health, and lived experiences in non-traditional male bodies. This project seeks to challenge stereotypes, foster vulnerability, and create a space for meaningful dialogue about what it means to live as a man […]
The Starving Artist invites male-identifying (he/they) artists to participate in The Vulnerable Man, a virtual exhibition and publication that centers on masculinity, men’s mental health, and lived experiences in non-traditional male bodies.
This project seeks to challenge stereotypes, foster vulnerability, and create a space for meaningful dialogue about what it means to live as a man today. Through this initiative, we hope to amplify diverse voices and share stories that often go unheard.
Artistic mediums
Artists are encouraged to explore diverse artistic mediums, that can be displayed in a 2D Gallery Space including but not limited to:
Painting, drawing, and illustration, Sculpture and installation (Images of work), Photography and digital art, Mixed media and collage, Performance and interactive art, Video art and animation
No AI Generated Content
details
Locations: Global submissions welcomed
Ages: Open to artists of all 13+ due to sensitive topics
Number of works: Each artist may submit up to 10 pieces
please apply here
Google Form: https://forms.gle/EgWa1Y3janqURGtY9
Submission Deadline: Jan 30th, 2025
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There is no submission fee and no participation fee as we firmly believe in providing an accessible platform for artists to share their voices and stories.
The concept of the apocalypse resonates deeply within our collective consciousness, symbolizing both ultimate destruction and profound transformation. By exploring apocalyptic themes, we confront our deepest fears, our hopes for survival, and the potential for rebirth and renewal. This exhibition aims to provide a platform for artists to interpret and respond to the idea of the apocalypse, fostering a dialogue about its significance in our past, present, and future.
Themes to explore
mental health
Reflect on the challenges and triumphs of navigating mental health as a man. Contribute to breaking the stigma surrounding men’s mental well-being.
healthy coping mechanisms
Explore the intersections of artworks that explore and address prevention for reducing drug-related harm and creating healthier citizens and communities
masculinity + vulnerability
Examine and deconstruct societal norms around masculinity. Share stories of vulnerability, resilience, and personal growth.
non-traditional male bodies
Highlight lived experiences of those whose bodies or identities do not fit traditional male norms, celebrating individuality and self-expression.
activism + empowerment
Use your art to inspire conversations, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for mental health and gender equity.
Website link: https://starvingartist.cargo.site/end-times
