Gallery ATARAH offers multiple pathways for artists to get involved and share their work within our space. We're committed to supporting practices rooted in authentic self-exploration and genuine engagement with personal narrative. If you or someone you know creates work that you feel aligns, please don't hesitate to reach out.
We seek artists whose practices involve genuine dialogue with themselves—work that takes emotional risks and invites connection through vulnerability and truth.
Those who've built their practice without permission—driven not by trends or gatekeepers, but by an honest need to make the invisible visible. Artists who use their own experience as both subject and method, transforming personal truth into work that invites others in. If you've spent late nights in the studio wrestling with what needs to be said, if you've learned your craft through dedication rather than pedigree, if you make work that comes from somewhere real and takes genuine risks—this space is for you. Gallery ATARAH exists to support practices rooted in authenticity over marketability, emotional courage over safe distance, and the belief that art matters most when it emerges from honest dialogue with oneself. We're not looking for polish without substance or concept without feeling. We're looking for artists whose work carries the weight of genuine exploration—those willing to be vulnerable in their practice because they understand that's where connection begins. If this resonates, we want to see what you're making.
Gallery ATARAH hosts intimate artist talks and studio conversations—opportunities for artists to share their practice, process, and perspective in a supportive environment. These informal gatherings foster meaningful dialogue between artists and our community.
Full gallery presentations featuring a cohesive body of work. Solo exhibitions receive dedicated exhibition periods, professional presentation, opening events, and comprehensive promotional support. These shows are curated to create immersive experiences that honor the depth and intention of your practice.
Our regular salon series showcases 3-5 artists in an intimate, conversational setting. These evenings blend contemporary work with thoughtfully selected vintage and antique pieces, creating dialogue between past and present. Salon nights emphasize community, discovery, and the joy of experiencing art in a gathering-space atmosphere.
We offer space for hands-on workshops that explore various artistic techniques and creative processes. Led by practicing artists, these sessions provide space for experimentation, skill development, and collaborative learning in our studio space.
Become part of our ongoing online collection of artists whose work aligns with the gallery's vision. Featured artists receive dedicated portfolio pages on our website, inclusion in gallery communications, and priority consideration for future exhibitions and salon nights.
Send us a brief proposal outlining your talk concept, preferred format (presentation, conversation, demonstration), and any technical needs. Include 3-5 images of recent work and a short artist statement. We welcome both emerging and established artists interested in sharing their practice.
Submit a workshop outline including the technique or process you'd like to teach, target skill level, materials needed, and session length. Include your teaching experience and 3-5 examples of relevant work. We're particularly interested in workshops that encourage creative exploration and community building.
All subbmissions should be sent to info@galleryatarah.com
Not sure how you'd like to connect yet but curious about the space and our approach? Come by and connect in person - we welcome informal conversations over coffee or tea in the gallery! These casual meetings are a chance for you to see the space, discuss your practice, and engage without the pressure of any agenda. Reach out through our contact page to schedule a visit.
We're open to diverse practices—photography, painting, sculpture, installation, mixed media, and beyond. What matters most is the depth of engagement with your work and its alignment with our focus on authentic, narrative-driven practice.
No. We actively seek out self-made artists working outside traditional gallery structures.
No. All submissions are reviewed at no cost.
We value emerging voices alongside established practices. If your work is in progress but demonstrates genuine exploration and vision, we'd still love to see it.
Selection is based on artistic merit, conceptual depth, alignment with gallery mission, connection to curatorial theme at the time, and the strength of your proposal or statement. We look for work that takes risks and creates space for meaningful connection.
Yes. You're welcome to indicate interest in multiple pathways—we'll help determine the best fit.
Yes. We provide installation assistance, promotional support, opening events, and whenever possible, connections to collectors and other opportunities within our network.
