CODA, a magazine with a disciplinary focus on photography, has issued an open call for its 2026 edition, specifically targeting young artists. The call extends to practitioners working in photography, music, and dance, suggesting an editorial interest in the intersections of still image and performance. While the exact parameters of the opportunity—such as the number of artists selected, the nature of the publication, or any associated prize—are not specified, the inclusion of an artist statement as a required material indicates a curatorial emphasis on conceptual clarity and artistic intent. The magazine's decision to frame this as an open call for 'young artists' positions it as a platform for emerging voices, though the term remains undefined in the provided information. The absence of a stated fee or prize does not necessarily imply a lack of support; many independent publications operate on a non-monetary, exposure-based model. Artists should note that the deadline is inferred as November 7, 2026, and should verify this date through CODA's official channels. Given the limited details, this opportunity is best understood as a chance to place work within a curated editorial context that bridges photography with other performative disciplines. The call does not specify a theme, leaving the thematic scope open to the artist's interpretation. Those who apply should be prepared to articulate their practice through a concise artist statement, as this is the only listed material.