Las Laguna Art Gallery has spent recent years assembling an online archive of political art, a project that has now culminated in a physical exhibition opportunity. The gallery's move to a new space has enabled it to host work that directly addresses political themes—a shift that reflects both institutional growth and a commitment to art as a vehicle for civic discourse. This call seeks to integrate the strongest selections from the online collection with new submissions, creating a dialogue between digital and physical presentation. The exhibition will be juried, with accepted works shown both in the gallery and online. Artists who have previously submitted to the online-only iteration need not reapply; their prior entries remain under consideration for the in-gallery component. For new applicants, this is an opportunity to place work within a curated context that treats political engagement as a serious artistic pursuit, not a passing trend. The gallery's decision to dedicate its new space to this theme signals a curatorial investment in work that challenges, questions, and provokes. While the gallery does not specify a thematic checklist, the overarching premise is clear: art that engages with politics in its broadest sense—whether through direct commentary, subtle critique, or formal experimentation—is welcome. The exhibition aims to reflect the diversity of political art being made today, from craft and ceramics to all disciplines. Artists are encouraged to consider how their work contributes to a larger conversation about power, identity, and resistance.