ArtX Gallery and UCCF are pleased to announce the open call for Feeling Futures: International Art & Innovation Exhibition. As machines learn to listen, respond, and remember, this exhibition asks artists to imagine the emotional life of the world we are designing.
Feeling Futures explores intimacy, care, and identity at the meeting point of human emotion and intelligent technology.
Deadline: December 5, 2026 · Online Exhibition: December 15, 2026 – January 15, 2027
Entry Fee: $49 USD for up to 5 works
Gallery NAT and ArtX Gallery invite artists aged 18 and over from around the world to submit to Endless Void, an international contemporary art exhibition at ArtX Gallery in Silicon Valley. All original media are welcome, from painting, photography and sculpture to installation, video, digital and AI-generated art.
Submission Deadline: March 10, 2026
Exhibition: March 26 – April 4, 2026 · Opening reception March 26
Venue: ArtX Gallery, 43008 Christy Street, Fremont, CA 94538
Awards: Gold, Silver and Bronze awards selected by jury, with media features in the UK, US and Europe. No submission fee.
ArtX Gallery is excited to announce the open call for Synthetica and Alterica: Silicon Valley International Contemporary Art Review Exhibition. Located in Silicon Valley, this annual gathering brings international artists to examine art and technology intersections.
Synthetica examines the fusion of human creativity with artificial intelligence, blurring the boundaries between reality and virtuality.
Alterica explores otherness, challenging perceptions of difference.
The term "impression" historically references fleeting moments captured by masters like Monet and Degas. This exhibition explores how artists harness algorithms, pixels, and code to create works echoing impressionist spontaneity and emotion in the digital age. These artworks capture our technology-driven era through unique digital expressions reflecting contemporary consciousness.
Presented jointly by ArtX Gallery and the Gen AI Summit, this exhibition addresses whether digital entities possess "soul." Curator and artist MetaCher invites audiences to explore this concept as technology advances toward simulating human emotions and cognition, raising questions about future human-digital interaction.