C Magazine, a longstanding Canadian publication dedicated to contemporary art and criticism, maintains an open call for reviews that engage with exhibitions, publications, moving image works, and performance art. The magazine's review section serves as a vital forum for rigorous, context-aware writing that situates art within broader cultural and political discourses. By publishing both print and online reviews, C Magazine supports a range of critical voices and formats, from concise online responses to more extended print analyses. The review section operates on a rolling basis, allowing writers to pitch throughout the year. Print reviews, ranging from 800 to 1000 words, are commissioned at a flat rate of $430. Online reviews, shorter at 400 to 500 words, are compensated at $210. Writers may submit pitches for both categories; for online reviews, completed texts are also accepted. This structure accommodates different writing practices and timelines, while ensuring that contributors are paid for their labor. Curatorially, the magazine seeks reviews that are critically engaged, well-argued, and attentive to the specificities of the work under consideration. Reviews must cover events within four months of the pitch for exhibitions and performances, and within two years for publications and moving image works. This temporal scope encourages timely reflection while allowing for sustained engagement with recent publications and media. The editorial vision prioritizes writing that contributes to ongoing conversations in contemporary art, rather than mere description or promotion.