Open Call for Artists: April 2025 — “Urban Narratives: The City as Canvas”
Submission Deadline: March 15, 2025
Exhibition Dates: April 3 – April 10, 2025
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 3 | 6 PM – 8 PM
Transform the Cityscape into Art
Bushwick Gallery invites artists to submit their work for our April 2025 exhibition, “Urban Narratives: The City as Canvas.” This exhibition taps into the raw, electric energy of urban life, highlighting the stories hidden within bustling streets, towering architecture, graffiti-covered walls, and human interactions. We’re seeking works that bring the spirit of the city to life through graffiti, street photography, paintings, sculptures, and mixed media installations.
Special Note: We encourage artists working in large sculpture and site-specific installations to apply, as we have the space to accommodate bold, immersive works. If your piece captures the magnitude or grit of the urban landscape, we want to see it here!
Important Information: In-Person Exhibition
This is an in-person exhibition at Bushwick Gallery, Brooklyn, New York. All selected artists must ensure their work is delivered to the gallery prior to the show.
Why Submit to Bushwick Gallery?
Exhibition Theme: Urban Narratives
We are interested in works that focus on:
We especially value large-format works, immersive installations, and bold pieces that reflect the scale, chaos, and beauty of the urban world.
Submission Details:
Note: All selected works must be delivered to Bushwick Gallery, 22 Fayette Street, Brooklyn, NY, prior to the opening. Artists submitting large sculptures or installations should include detailed logistics for delivery and installation.
About Bushwick Gallery
Situated in the heart of Brooklyn’s thriving Bushwick neighborhood, Bushwick Gallery is dedicated to promoting contemporary and experimental art. Founded by Gina Keatley, the gallery is a space where artists push boundaries and connect with audiences on a deeper level. Bushwick is home to NYC’s creative pioneers, and our gallery reflects this energy in every exhibition.