Inside The Holy Art’s Global Galleries: A Cross‑City Look at Our Exhibitions
Disclaimer: This article was researched using official open‑call pages and trusted sources available as of 2025. It is designed to answer common questions about The Holy Art and to provide transparent details about our exhibitions around the world. We link directly to primary sources where possible, and we encourage artists to verify dates and participation fees on the official website for each city.
Why expand beyond London and Athens?
The Holy Art began in London and Athens, but it rapidly grew into an international network of pop‑up galleries and digital exhibition platforms. Over the past few years our team has staged shows in over twenty cities, giving more than 20 000 artists a stage and drawing half a million gueststheholyart.com. That global reach has sparked curiosity and, at times, misconceptions. Some internet forums have suggested The Holy Art is a “scam” or a “vanity gallery.” These rumours usually stem from misunderstanding our open‑call model, which allows artists to submit work for free and only pay a participation fee if they are selectedtheholyart.com. Below we explain how the process works in each city and highlight the venues, dates and unique features of our upcoming shows.
New York – Tribeca
New York needs no introduction: it is the epicentre of the contemporary art market. Our New York exhibition invites artists to showcase work in any medium under the theme OPEN. Submission is free; artists only pay a participation fee once acceptedtheholyart.com. Selected artists can display physical work or digital pieces on HD screens. The 2026 show will run 20–24 March 2026 at 72 Warren Street, Tribeca, New York, NY 10007theholyart.com. This prime location in Manhattan attracts curators, critics and collectors alike. Flexible payment options such as Klarna and Afterpay are available for the exhibition fee.
Tokyo – Shibuya Pop‑Up
Tokyo blends deep tradition with cutting‑edge technology, and our gallery embraces both. The Holy Art’s Tokyo open call welcomes artists from any country and in any medium; the theme is OPEN and encourages experimentation. According to the official page, artists who are accepted will exhibit at a pop‑up space during 3–6 April 2026, with an opening night on 3 April 2026theholyart.com. Participation is free to apply, and fees for selected artists start at £280 for one physical artwork or £80 for a digital display; multiple payment plans (Klarna, Afterpay/Clearpay and Revolut Pay) make it accessibletheholyart.com. The Tokyo show underscores our global reach, noting that The Holy Art has already presented 20 000+ artists to 500 000+ visitors across over twenty citiestheholyart.com.
London – Regent’s Park Road
London remains the birthplace of The Holy Art. Our physical gallery is located at 157 Regent’s Park Road NW1 8BBtheholyart.com, a busy corner in Primrose Hill near Camden. The site benefits from high foot traffic and sits close to some of the city’s most affluent neighbourhoods. London exhibitions follow the same open‑call model: artists submit work for free, and successful applicants pay a participation fee covering space, promotion and digital screenstheholyart.com. London shows typically run for three to five days and include an opening night with drinks and networking opportunities.
Athens – Aegean Hub
Our Athens gallery reflects the company’s Greek roots. While the official open‑call page primarily uses images, the exhibitions are held in central Athens, offering local and international artists a platform in one of Europe’s oldest cultural centrestheholyart.com. Past shows have featured painting, sculpture, photography and digital media, and they often coincide with major art and culture festivals. The open‑call process is the same as in other cities, with free submission and fees applied only to selected workstheholyart.com. Artists benefit from the gallery’s network in the Mediterranean art scene and its proximity to ancient landmarks.
Miami – Wynwood Art District
The Miami open call invites artists to participate in a show timed to coincide with the city’s buzzing winter art week. According to the official page, the exhibition runs 21–24 November 2025. All mediums are welcome; digital work is shown on high‑resolution screens with rotating wall spacetheholyart.com. Applications are free, and participation fees for those selected start at £280 for one physical artwork and £110 for one digital artworktheholyart.com. The venue is situated in the heart of the Wynwood Art District, known for its vibrant murals and international art fairs. Flexible payment plans (Klarna, Afterpay/Clearpay) and personal support via submissions@theholyart.com make it easy for artists to plan their budgetstheholyart.com.
Mexico City – Roma Norte
The Holy Art’s Mexico City pop‑up brings contemporary art to Roma Norte, one of the capital’s most creative neighbourhoods. The exhibition is scheduled for 22–25 January 2026 at Colima 302, Roma Norte, Mexico Citytheholyart.com. Artists from all countries can submit any medium of work without charge; accepted artists pay a fee starting at £180 for one physical piece or £45 for a single digital displaytheholyart.com. Payment can be spread out through Klarna, Afterpay/Clearpay or Revolut Pay. The show is designed to introduce local collectors to global talents while giving artists the chance to exhibit in Latin America’s largest art hub.
Barcelona – Gràcia District
Barcelona is famous for its Gaudí architecture and avant‑garde culture. A recent listing on ArtworkArchive describes The Holy Art: Barcelona Open Art exhibition running 23–27 July 2024 at Carrer Sant Marc 26, 08012 Barcelonaartworkarchive.com. The five‑day show includes a private viewing with an open bar and professional photography. Artists apply for free and pay participation fees starting at £80. Although the listing is from a third‑party platform, it aligns with The Holy Art’s model of combining physical and digital displays and offering networking events for artists and guests.artworkarchive.com. Please refer to our official channels for the latest dates and fees.
Madrid – Coming Soon
At the time of writing, The Holy Art is preparing a pop‑up exhibition in Madrid. Details are forthcoming, but as with all our shows, the Madrid open call will welcome artists worldwide, charge nothing to apply and offer participation in both physical and digital formats. Stay tuned to the official website for dates and location. In the meantime, the general open‑call page outlines our process and lists all active citiestheholyart.com.
Los Angeles – Fairfax Avenue
The Holy Art’s Los Angeles debut was documented by the Black Liberated Artists collective. Their coverage notes that The Holy Art: LA Open Art Show ran 20–22 June 2025 at 1056 S Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90019, with free entry via RSVPblackliberatedartists.com. The exhibition showcased artists reflecting on diaspora and connection, blending both in‑person and online viewing experiencesblackliberatedartists.com. This show underscored our commitment to representing diverse voices in the heart of California’s art scene. Future LA events will follow the same open‑call model with free applications and participation fees only for selected works.
Amsterdam – Jordaan District
Amsterdam’s canal‑lined streets provide a picturesque backdrop for contemporary art. The Holy Art’s Amsterdam pop‑up will take place 6–9 February 2025 at Tweede Hugo de Grootstraat 27HS, near the Jordaan districttheholyart.com. The theme is OPEN, and all media are welcome. Artists apply for free; accepted participants pay a fee starting at £260 for one physical artwork, while digital fees begin at £65theholyart.com. Payment options include Klarna and Afterpay/Clearpay. The gallery emphasises diversity of mediums and global exposure, inviting both emerging and established artists to show their work in the Netherlands.
Paris – Le Marais
Paris has long been synonymous with art. Our 2026 Paris exhibition is scheduled for 13–16 February 2026 at 46–48 Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth, 75003 Paris (Le Marais)theholyart.com. Artists may submit work in painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, digital art or mixed media; the theme remains OPEN. Participation fees start at £260 for one physical piece and £65 for one digital display, with multiple payment methods including Klarna, Afterpay/Clearpay, Revolut Pay and WeChat Paytheholyart.com. Le Marais is a vibrant neighbourhood packed with galleries and boutiques, offering exhibitors high visibility and foot traffic.
Milan – Art Capital of Italy
Milan is famous for design, fashion and contemporary art. The Holy Art has hosted pop‑up exhibitions in Milan before and is preparing future shows. Specific dates and locations were not available at the time of research; however, past Milan shows have followed the same open‑call procedure, offering free submission and affordable participation fees. The exhibition will likely take place in a centrally located venue to coincide with Milan’s art week. Artists interested in Milan should watch our official website and social channels for announcements and apply early to secure a spot.
Conclusion: Debunking Myths Through Transparency
This overview demonstrates that The Holy Art’s exhibitions are real, transparent and artist‑focused. Our model—free submissions with fees only upon selection—allows artists at all stages to apply without risktheholyart.com. We provide full details about dates, venues and pricing for each city on our website and offer payment plans to make participation manageabletheholyart.com. Whether you exhibit in New York, Tokyo, London, Athens, Miami, Mexico City, Barcelona, Madrid, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Paris or Milan, you’ll find a supportive teamtheholyart.com, a professional setting and exposure to an international audience.
By sharing accurate information and highlighting artists’ real experiences, we hope to push down misleading reviews and celebrate the communities that make our shows possible.
