Exhibition Name: Collective Voices Exhibition 2nd Edition
Exhibition Date: 22-25 May 2026
Location: Safehouse 1 - 139 Copeland Road, London SE15 3SN
Opportunities for Participating Artists:
Feature your work in a prominent gallery located in the heart of London
Connect with fellow artists, collectors, and the public
Participate in opening events, artist talks, and panel discussions
Gain visibility through JustArt’s social media campaigns and professional press release coverage, introducing the exhibition and participating artists
Exhibition review will be included in the next issue of the JustArt Newspaper Club
JustArt will assist artists in selling their works during the exhibition and will not charge any commission fees.
How to Apply:
Submit 1 artwork (2D or 3D), No AI
Include a brief artwork description, artist bio
Fee: Participation fee will apply for successful participants (From 50GBP, depending on whether the artist needs printing services or not )
Important:
Size Restrictions: 2D work shall not be bigger than 70cm; the size of 3D works shall not exceed 90cm in any dimension.
All artworks must be delivered to the gallery by the artists.
If artists are unable to deliver their works in person or by mail, we offer a printing service for the artworks, with the costs to be covered by the artists.
Collective Voices 2nd Edition continues JustArt’s commitment to building a shared space for artistic exchange, dialogue, and visibility. This exhibition brings together a mix of returning artists from the first edition alongside new voices, creating a conversation between continuity and emergence, familiarity and discovery.
Part 1 presents works by 18 artists from the first edition; individuals who have grown alongside our platform and whom we now consider a core part of our community. During the curatorial process, encountering these familiar names and practices reminded us of how artistic relationships evolve over time. Their return reflects the importance of sustained support, ongoing dialogue, and the shared journey of artistic development.
Part 2 introduces new artists into this expanding ecosystem, opening space for fresh perspectives, experiences, and forms of expression. Together, both parts explore how collective voices are not static but constantly forming, shifting, and expanding. The exhibition becomes a living network; one that connects past and present, inside and outside, emerging and established.
For JustArt, collective voices represent more than a grouping of artists. It is a belief in the power of community — that artistic practice thrives through shared experiences, mutual support, and open exchange. In a cultural landscape where access and visibility are often shaped by systems of gatekeeping, we seek to create opportunities for artists to be seen, heard, and connected. We hope to act as a bridge between artists, audiences, and the wider art world.