About Our Open Calls
As a global cultural facilitator, Ambrose Creatives is dedicated to supporting, promoting, and spreading awareness of visual artists from around the world. Our international pool of artists and our ever-expanding network allow us to forge new connections and bring together voices across the creative industry – and it is thanks to these growing relationships that our initiatives are possible.
Among these initiatives, we occasionally organize virtual 360° exhibitions, giving artists a platform to showcase their talent while allowing viewers to engage with the work interactively, wherever they are in the world. But we believe creativity extends beyond the artwork itself – it is equally about the person behind it. That's why we collaborate with a diverse pool of international writers to create engaging, individually tailored interview features that document and share the stories of the artists we work with.
The open calls listed in this section invite artists to apply to the initiatives Ambrose Creatives is currently running and become part of our growing community.
Please note: submissions through these open calls are the only way to be considered for participation. Works sent separately or via email will not be considered.
Currently Available Open Calls
IN BLACK AND WHITE
November 18 – December 18, 2026
IN BLACK AND WHITE is a curated virtual exhibition inviting artists worldwide to submit work exploring black and white not merely as an aesthetic, but as a lens for contrast, opposition, and difference.
Selected artists will be featured in a professionally curated digital exhibition and receive an editorial interview in The Ambrosia Journal, offering extended visibility and lasting portfolio value.
EDITORIAL FEATURE
The Ambrosia Journal invites artists from all disciplines, backgrounds, and career stages to apply for an in-depth editorial interview exploring the story, process, and ideas behind their practice.
Selected artists receive a dedicated feature in the journal, a social media collaboration, visual storytelling through images of their work and practice, and the option to time publication around an upcoming exhibition or milestone.
