Is Streeters Gallery Legit? Everything Artists Ask Before Applying

Before applying to any open call, smart artists do their research. If you've searched "Is Streeters Gallery legit," "Streeters Gallery review" or "Streeters Gallery open call," this page answers every question directly.

The short answer

Yes. Streeters Gallery is a contemporary art gallery running weekend group exhibitions in London, Paris and New York, plus big screen showcases in Times Square and billboard displays in Kings Cross and Notting Hill, London.

Streeters is the sister gallery of The Holy Art, one of the largest international contemporary art galleries for emerging artists, which has exhibited over 25,000 artists across nine cities since 2020 and built a community of over 250,000 Instagram followers with 180,000+ on its mailing list.

Streeters shows sell out. The September 2026 London exhibition reached full capacity ahead of the show, with new dates added for November 6 to 8. Times Square showcases have sold out repeatedly. That demand comes from artists who apply, exhibit and come back.

Who is behind Streeters Gallery?

Streeters Gallery was launched by the team behind The Holy Art. That matters because it means Streeters is not a startup with no history in the art world. It is an extension of a gallery network with six years of exhibitions, hundreds of shows produced, and a collector audience built city by city across London, New York, Tokyo, Paris, Milan, Athens, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Brighton.

When you exhibit with Streeters, your work is promoted to that same network.

How the Streeters open call works

The process is deliberately simple.

You submit your work through the open call at streetersgallery.net. The team reviews every submission. If your work fits the show, your spot is confirmed. You bring your work to the venue or post it. Streeters handles the space, installation, lighting, promotion and the opening night.

There is no submission fee. No CV requirement. No experience needed. All mediums are accepted: painting, photography, digital, illustration, sculpture, mixed media and more.

What does it cost to exhibit with Streeters Gallery?

Pricing is published openly, which is itself a mark of a legitimate operation.

Physical exhibition: £120 for one work, £200 for two works. Digital exhibition: £45 for one work, £85 for two works, £115 for three works.

The fee covers wall space or screen display, venue hire, installation, promotion and the opening night event across the full exhibition run.

Crucially, Streeters takes zero commission on sales. If a collector buys your work, 100 percent of the sale goes to you. The gallery connects you directly with the buyer. Many traditional galleries take 40 to 50 percent of every sale; Streeters takes nothing.

What do artists actually get?

A three day weekend exhibition (four days in New York) with a Friday opening night and public viewing days. Promotion of your work across the Streeters and Holy Art network before, during and after the show. Professional installation and lighting. An exhibition credit for your CV: "Group Exhibition, Streeters Gallery, London" carries real weight for an emerging artist. Documentation and content for your own social media and portfolio. Direct connection to any buyer interested in your work, with no commission taken.

For the Times Square showcase, artists receive display of their work on a big screen in Manhattan and confirmation content they can use everywhere. For the London billboard showcases in Kings Cross and Notting Hill, each artist's work takes over the entire screen, never split or shared, playing around 21 times a day from 6am to midnight.

How Streeters compares to other open calls

Many open calls charge submission fees just to look at your work. Streeters submission is free.

Many galleries charge an exhibition fee and then take 30 to 50 percent commission on top. Streeters charges a flat fee and takes zero commission.

Many open calls lead to shows with no audience. Streeters exhibitions plug into the Holy Art network of 245,000+ followers and 180,000+ mailing list subscribers built over six years.

Many "digital exhibitions" are just a webpage. Streeters digital and screen formats include real physical displays: gallery screens, a Times Square big screen and full London billboards.

Common questions answered

Is Streeters Gallery a real gallery? Yes. Streeters runs physical exhibitions at real venues in London, Paris and New York (the November 2026 New York show is at 101 Reade St, Tribeca), plus verified screen displays in Times Square, Kings Cross and Notting Hill.

Is Streeters Gallery connected to The Holy Art? Yes. Streeters is the sister gallery of The Holy Art, sharing the same founding team and collector network.

Does Streeters take commission on sales? No. Zero commission. Artists keep 100 percent of every sale.

Do I need experience to apply? No. No CV, no degree, no past exhibitions required. Selection is based on the work.

Why do Streeters shows sell out? Capacity is limited by wall space and screen slots. The September 2026 London show filled before its dates; Times Square showcases have sold out repeatedly. Artists who want a specific show should apply early.

How do I know my work will actually be shown? Selected artists receive confirmation with full exhibition details. Shows are documented and promoted publicly across Streeters and Holy Art channels, so every exhibition is visible and verifiable.

Apply with confidence

Streeters Gallery: London (November 6 to 8), New York Tribeca (November 20 to 23), Paris, Times Square and London billboards. Free to apply. All mediums. Zero commission.

Backed by The Holy Art: 25,000+ artists exhibited, nine cities, six years.

Do your research. Then do your application.