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Send us your submission to be featured in Insights of an Eco Artist Online Magazine

Insights of an Eco Artist Interviews is a way for artists to articulate their vision and promote their work  through a web published art dialogue.

The artists are interviewed by the founder & artist Joana Alarcão to highlight their artistic career and explore how artistic interventions play a crucial role in bringing conversation forward about social political atmospheres and climate issues.

PLEASE READ THE BELOW INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

ELIGIBILITY:

  • Artists and writers whose work is focused on eco and social issues are welcome to submit their work. All techniques are welcome.

  • All techniques are welcome.

  • Artists from all countries are welcome to submit.

  • Artists interviewed in the past can submit new works.

DETAILS:

  • FREE Submission for applicants. Artists can apply for FREE. 

  • A SELECTION FEE IS APPLIED TO SELECTED ARTISTS ONLY.

  • A personal interview will be sent to the artist, including 10 questions.

  • Selected artworks will be featured alongside the interview.

  • Interviews will be published permanently on our platform 

  • The interviews are digital, they are not published in the print magazine. 

  • It is important to read the application before applying. The applications that do not follow the guidelines will be rejected.

HOW TO APPLY:

  • Artists can submit one or many works. Email us your bio, portfolio and artists statement.

  • Please email your material to insightsofayoungecoartist@gmail.com with the Subject: “INTERVIEW SUBMISSION” at any time.

  • All applications need to be in English.

  • Contact details and supporting information must be provided through the same application. Only one application is permitted.

 

Only selected artists will be notified of results via email.

Good Luck!

Insights of an Eco Artist Team 

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In conversation: Anne Krinsky

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In conversation: Lauren Saunders

In conversation: Lauren Saunders

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In conversation: Dot Young

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