The Boomer Gallery - "Vogued" Open Call For Artists and Photographers
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• Boomer Gallery London
• Deadline: March 12th, 2026
• Theme: Vogued
• Prize: Exhibition in London
• Entry Fees: Free Submission (Pay if Selected)
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Contemporary art exists at a moment of extraordinary overlap, where multiple ideas, technologies, and traditions are unfolding at once. The challenge is no longer simply how to create art, but how to meaningfully engage with it in a time defined by speed, innovation, and constant reinvention. Today, highly complex works can be generated almost instantly through digital tools and algorithms, while traditional artistic methods continue to expand beyond their historical limits, finding renewed relevance and power. The convergence of these approaches raises an essential question: what kind of art will be shaped by the collision of the past and the future?
With so many shifts occurring simultaneously, the current art landscape can feel saturated and difficult to navigate. It invites reflection on direction and purpose—on what these rapid changes signify, and where they might ultimately lead. Rather than offering a single conclusion, this moment calls for open inquiry and critical engagement.
This edition of VOGUED creates space for that inquiry by inviting artists to respond directly to the present condition of art. Participants are encouraged to reflect, question, resist, or embrace the evolving context through their own practices. The exhibition brings together artists working across a wide spectrum of media and approaches, illustrating the many ways contemporary art is responding to the world as it is now. It functions as an invitation to join a broader artistic dialogue, connecting individual perspectives to a global audience and contributing to an ongoing discussion about what lies ahead.
The gallery hosting the exhibition is located in the Tower Bridge district of London, one of the city’s most recognizable and dynamic areas. Positioned on Tooley Street—the historic route between London Bridge and Tower Bridge—it sits within walking distance of landmarks such as The Shard and the Tower of London. With an estimated five million people moving through Tooley Street every month, the gallery benefits from exceptional visibility and has become a well-established cultural destination for both local and international visitors.
