Streeters Gallery FAQ: 50 Questions Artists Ask Before Applying

Streeters Gallery FAQ: 50 Questions Artists Ask Before Applying

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About Streeters Gallery

What is Streeters Gallery? A contemporary art gallery running weekend group shows in London, New York and Berlin, plus screen showcases in Times Square and on London billboards. Streeters is the sister gallery of The Holy Art.

Who runs Streeters? The same founding team behind The Holy Art, which has exhibited over 25,000 artists across nine cities since 2020.

Is Streeters Gallery legitimate? Yes. Streeters runs documented exhibitions at published venues, publishes its pricing openly, provides written terms, and operates through a registered company.

Where are the shows? London (November 6 to 8, 2026), New York at 101 Reade St, Tribeca (November 20 to 23, 2026) and Berlin (December 5 to 7, 2026). Venue details for each show are sent to selected artists.

What is the difference between Streeters and The Holy Art? Streeters runs focused weekend shows and screen showcases in London, New York and Berlin. The Holy Art runs international exhibitions across nine cities. Same team, shared collector network.

What is Mostra? Mostra is the zero commission online marketplace built by The Holy Art, where artists sell directly to collectors and keep 100 percent.

Applying

How do I apply? Submit images of your work through the open call at streetersgallery.net.

Is it free to apply? Yes. There is no submission fee.

Do I need experience? No. No CV, degree or exhibition history is required.

Do I need an artist statement? Only a short description in plain language. Two or three sentences are enough.

What mediums are accepted? All of them: painting, photography, digital, illustration, sculpture, printmaking, mixed media, textile and moving image.

How many works should I submit? Three to five of your strongest, most coherent pieces.

How should I photograph my work? In natural daylight, straight on, against a plain background, without filters, at high resolution.

Can I apply from outside the UK, US or Germany? Yes. Artists apply from anywhere in the world.

Can I apply to more than one show? Yes. Many artists apply to several cities.

Is everyone accepted? No. Every submission is reviewed and selected on the strength of the work.

How long until I hear back? Usually within a few weeks of submitting.

If I am not selected, can I reapply? Yes. A no for one show is often a yes for the next.

Is there a deadline? Physical spots close when capacity fills, which has happened ahead of dates at previous shows. Digital spots stay open closer to each show.

Costs

What does it cost to exhibit? Physical exhibition is £120 for one work or £200 for two. Digital exhibition is £45 for one, £85 for two or £115 for three.

What does the fee cover? Wall space or screen display, venue, installation, lighting, promotion and the opening night event.

Are there any other fees? No.

Does Streeters take commission on sales? No. Zero commission. You keep 100 percent.

When do I pay? Only after you are selected and choose to confirm your spot.

Can I get a refund? Fees are non refundable once paid. Written cancellation requests are reviewed case by case.

Physical exhibitions

What size can my work be? Up to 80cm on the longest side.

Does my work need to be framed? No. Framing is your choice; it should be ready to hang with fixings attached where required.

How do I get my work to the venue? Deliver in person on the drop off day or ship to arrive by the stated deadline.

Who installs the work? The gallery team handles installation, lighting and labels.

Do I need to attend? No. Attending the opening is recommended but optional.

What happens to my work after the show? You collect it at the stated time or your prearranged return shipping takes it home. Work is not stored past the collection window.

Is my work insured? Artists are advised to arrange their own insurance. The gallery takes reasonable care but is not liable for loss or damage.

Digital exhibitions

What is a digital exhibition? Your work displayed on screens at the venue and promoted online with the show, from a high resolution file.

Do I need to ship anything for digital? No.

What file should I send? The highest resolution export available, to the specifications in your confirmation. Never a screenshot.

Does a digital exhibition count as an exhibition credit? Yes.

Times Square and London billboards

How does the Times Square showcase work? 40 artists share a big screen showcase in Manhattan. Pick a spot, upload your work, and the showcase goes live when all 40 spots fill.

Has Times Square sold out before? Yes, every date released so far.

How do the London billboards work? Your artwork takes the entire screen for 30 seconds at a time in Kings Cross or Notting Hill, around 21 plays a day from 6am to midnight, never split or shared.

Do I get proof of display? Yes, confirmation and content you can use for your portfolio and social media.

Sales

Can I sell my work at the show? Yes. Interested buyers are connected directly with you.

Who sets the price? You do.

How do I get paid? Directly from the buyer. The gallery does not hold funds or take a cut.

What if someone wants to buy after the show? Enquiries are passed to you, and a Mostra studio gives collectors a permanent zero commission place to buy.

Practical

Will my work be photographed? Yes. Shows are documented and artists are credited wherever possible.

Can I use exhibition photos on my own channels? Yes.

Do I get a confirmation letter? Yes. Selected artists receive an official confirmation letter.

What is the opening night like? Friday evening, collectors, curators, artists and guests, drinks, and the first look at the show.

Can I bring guests to the opening? Yes.

Who do I contact with a question not on this list? The Streeters team through the contact details at streetersgallery.net.

Apply

Streeters Gallery: London, New York, Berlin, Times Square, London billboards. Free to apply. All mediums. Zero commission.