Organizer Information
Artly Mix is an independent, artist-led, and self-funded arts organization based in the Vila Mariana district of São Paulo, Brazil. Since launching its first exhibition in 2019, the organization has presented the work of more than 800 artists from 78 countries, creating international exhibition opportunities for both emerging and established practitioners. Artly Mix focuses on removing common barriers to international exhibiting by allowing artists to participate remotely without shipping original works abroad. The organization manages the complete exhibition production process—including printing, mounting, installation, promotion, and documentation—making it easier for artists worldwide to present their work to Brazilian audiences. Through its regular international exhibitions, Artly Mix aims to promote artistic diversity, encourage cultural exchange, and build direct connections between artists and collectors while maintaining an artist-centered, non-commercial approach.
Title & Description
OPEN CALL - Pulse Exhibition
Pulse Exhibition 2026 is an international open call inviting artists from around the world to participate in a group exhibition taking place in São Paulo, Brazil, from 12–25 September 2026. The exhibition welcomes artworks on an open theme, allowing applicants complete creative freedom regardless of style or subject matter.
Unlike traditional exhibitions requiring artists to transport original works internationally, Pulse Exhibition operates through a digital exhibition model. Artists submit high-quality digital files of their artwork, which are professionally printed, mounted, installed, and displayed by the organizers in Brazil. This approach significantly reduces the logistical challenges and costs associated with international exhibitions by eliminating shipping, customs procedures, insurance, and artwork handling.
The exhibition accepts a broad range of artistic disciplines. Two-dimensional works such as paintings, illustrations, photography, mixed media, digital art, and drawings may be submitted as digital image files. Three-dimensional works—including sculpture and installation—can also be entered through professionally photographed images. Video artworks, short films, and performance documentation are likewise eligible, provided they do not exceed 10 minutes in duration.
Selected artists benefit from professional exhibition presentation, marketing, event documentation, and an opportunity to introduce their work to new international audiences without needing to travel to Brazil. The exhibition opens with a public reception on 12 September 2026 at Echos Studio in São Paulo.
Categories
- Visual Arts
- Painting
- Drawing
- Illustration
- Photography
- Digital Art
- Mixed Media
- Sculpture
- Installation
- Textile Art
- Printmaking
- Performance Art
- Video Art
- Experimental Film
- Short Film
- Multimedia Art
- Conceptual Art
Eligibility
Applications are open to:
- International artists from all countries
- Emerging artists
- Mid-career artists
- Established artists
- Artists of all backgrounds
- Individual artists
- Artist collaborations and collectives
There are no nationality restrictions, thematic restrictions, or style limitations.
Applicants must submit:
- Between 3 and 5 artworks
- Digital image files or video links
- Images formatted to either:
- 30 × 40 cm
- 30 × 30 cm (square)
Videos and performance works must be under 10 minutes.
Program Benefits & Awards
- Exhibition in São Paulo, Brazil
- Professional curatorial selection
- Printing of submitted artworks
- Professional mounting and installation
- Exhibition space at Echos Studio
- Curatorial organization
- Translation from English into Portuguese
- Exhibition webpage featuring participating artists
- Promotional materials (posters, labels, exhibition graphics)
- Marketing and promotional campaign
- Opening reception (Private View)
- Professional photographs of the exhibition
- Individual documentation photographs of each exhibited artwork
- Opportunity to exhibit internationally without shipping original artworks
- No shipping, customs, or artwork handling responsibilities for participating artists
- Direct introductions to interested collectors when applicable (for artists attending the opening)
Application Fee
Artists may submit applications free of charge. Only selected artists are required to pay a participation fee:
- 1 artwork: US$100
- 2 artworks: US$200
- 3 artworks: US$300
The participation fee covers:
- Exhibition production
- Printing
- Mounting
- Installation
- Exhibition space
- Curating
- Translation
- Marketing
- Exhibition webpage
- Exhibition materials
- Opening event
- Exhibition photography
Payment methods:
- PayPal
- Credit Card
- Debit Card
Selected artists have three days after selection to complete payment and secure their exhibition space.
How to Apply?
Online Application
Key Dates
- Application Deadline: 13 August 2026
- Selection: Rolling selection; artworks may be accepted before the deadline
- Participation Fee Payment: Within 3 days of selection
- Exhibition Opening: 12 September 2026
- Opening Reception (Private View): 12 September 2026
- Exhibition Period: 12–25 September 2026
- Exhibition Closes: 25 September 2026 (6:00 PM)
Location
São Paulo, Brazil
Additional Details
- The exhibition has an open theme, allowing complete artistic freedom.
- Artists do not need to ship original artworks.
- Organizers professionally print and install all selected works in Brazil.
- Sculpture and installation works may be submitted through photographic documentation.
- Performance and video works are presented in a continuous screening loop.
- All submissions are reviewed by curator Juliana Lauletta.
- Curatorial decisions are final, and individual feedback is not provided.
- Selections are made on a rolling basis, meaning artists may receive decisions before the application deadline.
- Only artists physically attending the opening event in Brazil may offer artworks for sale during the exhibition.
- Artly Mix does not take commission on sales; interested collectors are connected directly with artists.
- Previous editions have featured more than 800 artists from 78 countries, demonstrating the exhibition's international reach and commitment to supporting global artistic exchange.
