SARTORI EXHIBITIONS

67 York Street, Marylebone, London

November Exhibition 2026 — Open Call for Artists

Terms and Conditions

These Terms and Conditions govern the submission and exhibition of artwork at Sartori Exhibitions (“the Gallery”), operated by Alexander Scott Fletcher, 67 York Street, Marylebone, London. By submitting work, you agree to these terms in full.


1. The Exhibition

The November 2026 Exhibition will be held at Sartori Exhibitions, 67 York Street, Marylebone, London. Exhibition dates: 21st–28th November 2026. This is a curated open call exhibition showcasing contemporary fine art. All mediums are considered. The Gallery reserves the right to make all curatorial decisions regarding selection and presentation of work.

2. Submission Fee

A non-refundable submission fee is payable upon application.

  • Standard submission fee: £20.00 per artwork.
  • Early submission discount: £15.00 per artwork for submissions received on or before 30th June 2026.

Payment of the submission fee does not guarantee selection. The fee covers the cost of administration and curation. In the event that your work is not selected, the submission fee will not be refunded.

3. Submission Deadline

All submissions must be received by 11:59pm on 21st October 2026. Late submissions will not be considered. The Gallery reserves the right to close submissions earlier if capacity is reached.

4. Selection & Notification

All submissions will be reviewed by the Gallery's curatorial team. Artists will be notified of the outcome of their submission by email. The Gallery's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into regarding selection decisions. Successful artists will receive full details of delivery requirements, timings, and exhibition logistics upon notification.

5. Artwork Requirements

All artwork submitted must meet the following requirements:

  • Work must be original and created by the submitting artist.
  • Dimensions declared at submission must include any frame.
  • The dimensions of the piece as delivered must match those submitted.
  • All work must be ready to hang upon delivery — appropriately framed, mounted, or otherwise prepared for immediate display.
  • Framing is optional but if framed, the frame must be in good condition and suitable for a gallery setting.
  • Unframed works must be presented on a canvas or board with a finished edge, ready to hang without a frame if appropriate.
  • Hanging fixtures (D-rings, wire, or equivalent) must be securely attached to the reverse of the work prior to delivery.
  • All work must be in good condition, clean, and undamaged.

6. Artwork Labels

Each piece must carry a label securely tied to the artwork upon delivery. The label must clearly state:

  • Title of the work
  • Name of the artist
  • Medium
  • Sale price (or ‘NFS’ if not for sale)

Labels must be tied (not taped or glued) to the artwork. Kraft paper gift tags of approximately 9 x 4.5cm are recommended. The Gallery will supply tags on the day of delivery for artists to complete, or artists may bring their own tags of a similar style.

7. Delivery & Collection

Specific delivery dates, times, and the exhibition venue address will be confirmed in the acceptance notification sent on 1st November 2026. Artists are responsible for delivering and collecting their own work.

  • It is the artist's sole responsibility to ensure their work is delivered safely to the notified address on the specified date.
  • Artwork must be delivered on the date(s) specified. Early or late delivery cannot be accommodated without prior written agreement.
  • Artwork must be collected by the artist within 7 days of the close of the exhibition (by 4th December 2026). The Gallery accepts no liability for work not collected within this period.
  • Artwork not collected within 14 days of the close of the exhibition may be disposed of or stored at the artist's cost and risk.

The Gallery does not offer a delivery or collection service. Artists are responsible for all transport arrangements and costs.

No refund of the submission fee will be made in any circumstances, including where an artist is unable to deliver their work on the required date. The Gallery accepts no responsibility for artwork not collected within the specified timeframe and reserves the right to dispose of or store uncollected work at the artist's cost and risk.

8. Insurance & Liability

Artists are responsible for insuring their own work. The Gallery strongly recommends that all artists obtain appropriate insurance cover, including:

  • Transit insurance covering delivery to and collection from the Gallery
  • All-risks cover for the duration of the exhibition

Whilst every reasonable care will be taken of artwork in the Gallery's possession, the Gallery, its operators, staff, and agents accept no liability for any loss, theft, or damage to artwork howsoever caused, whether during transit, delivery, the exhibition period, or collection. Submission of work to the Gallery constitutes acceptance of this limitation of liability.

9. Sales

  • Artists may elect to offer their work for sale during the exhibition.
  • The Gallery will retain a commission of 20% on all sales made during the exhibition period.
  • The artist will receive 80% of the agreed sale price.
  • Payment to the artist will be made within 28 days of the close of the exhibition, following receipt of cleared funds from the purchaser.
  • Sold works must remain on display for the full duration of the exhibition unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  • The Gallery acts as agent for the artist in respect of sales and does not accept liability for any purchaser defaulting on payment.
  • Artists who do not wish to sell their work must clearly mark it as ‘NFS’ (Not For Sale) on their label.

10. Copyright & Photography

The artist retains full copyright in their work at all times. By submitting work to the exhibition, the artist grants Sartori Exhibitions a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to photograph and reproduce images of the artwork for the purposes of:

  • Promoting the exhibition on social media and online platforms
  • Press and media coverage
  • The Gallery's portfolio and archive

The Gallery will always credit the artist when reproducing images of their work. No commercial use of artwork images will be made without the artist's prior written consent.

11. Artist Conduct

Artists agree that all work submitted:

  • Is their own original work and does not infringe the copyright or intellectual property rights of any third party
  • Is not defamatory, obscene, or unlawful
  • Has not been previously exhibited at Sartori Exhibitions

The Gallery reserves the right to refuse or remove any work at any time if, in its sole opinion, the work does not meet these requirements or is otherwise unsuitable for the exhibition.

12. Changes to the Exhibition

Whilst every effort will be made to hold the exhibition as planned, the Gallery reserves the right to alter dates, venue, or format in circumstances beyond its reasonable control. In such circumstances, the Gallery will notify artists as soon as reasonably practicable. The submission fee remains non-refundable in such circumstances unless the exhibition is cancelled in its entirety, in which case a full refund of the submission fee will be made.

13. Governing Law

These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. Any disputes arising shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

14. Contact

For all enquiries relating to the exhibition, submissions, or these Terms and Conditions, please contact:

Sartori Exhibitions

67 York Street, Marylebone, London

Email: submissions@sartoriexhibitions.com


By submitting work to Sartori Exhibitions, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to these Terms and Conditions.

Sartori Exhibitions — November 2026