Fusion Art — Landscapes 2026
Overview
Fusion Art's Landscapes 2026 competition is an open call for artists working in any medium to explore the depiction of natural scenery and physical landforms. The exhibition, to be held online during December 2026, seeks both representational and abstract interpretations, ranging from realism to surrealism to abstraction. This call is global in scope, welcoming artists regardless of location or experience level. The competition is rooted in the tradition of landscape art, invoking Claude Monet's observation that landscape exists through the surrounding atmosphere—light and air that vary continually. By inviting a broad spectrum of mediums and approaches, Fusion Art positions landscape not as a fixed genre but as a living, evolving subject. The online format allows for a wide audience and removes geographic barriers for both artists and viewers. Artists selected for the exhibition will have their work presented in a dedicated online showcase for the month of December 2026. While no monetary prize is specified, the exposure and curatorial recognition offer a platform for artists to engage with a global community. The absence of an entry fee further underscores the organization's commitment to accessibility and artistic merit.
What you’ll need
How to apply
Review the organization’s current instructions and submit through its official website.
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