Call for Latino Artists - Unidos por el Arte Artist Directory From Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center

Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center invites you to be part of our growing artist network! As our community expands, so do the opportunities we create for artists. To better support and connect artists, we’re launching Unidos por el Arte on a new platform! By submitting your artwork and artist profile to this call for artists, you’ll join our Unidos por el Arte Artist Directory where you’ll gain visibility on our website (juliadeburgos.org) and connect directly with organizations, galleries, and collaborators—helping to showcase and strengthen Latino creativity in Northeast Ohio.

Unidos por el Arte was created as an initiative by Julia de Burgos Cultural Arts Center to uplift and support Latino artists of all disciplines & stages across Northeast Ohio. Through this initiative, we provide developmental opportunities, collaborative spaces, and essential resources to help artists grow in their creative careers. Whether you’re looking for a place to create, exhibit, teach, or perform, we are here to offer the support needed to thrive.

By submitting to this call, you’ll become part of the Unidos por el Arte Artist Collective, connecting you with a vibrant network of fellow artists. You’ll also gain access to exclusive opportunities, including artist grants, workshops, exhibition openings, and funding resources, all shared through our monthly artist newsletter. (Learn more about us at juliadeburgos.org/unidos-por-el-arte)

Our definition of artist is endless as it includes, but is not limited to:

This is an ongoing, year-round call for artists! To keep artwork fresh and artist profiles up to date, we will feature quarterly submission cycles. There will be a 2-4 week delay before artists are added into the directory.

Artist Biography Guidelines:

Please include the following information in your artist biography. 

Example:

Frida Kahlo (she/her) was a Mexican painter known for her deeply personal and symbolic self-portraits that explored themes of identity, pain, and resilience. Born and residing in Coyoacán, Mexico City, she drew inspiration from Mexican folk art, surrealism, and her own life experiences, incorporating vibrant colors, indigenous motifs, and surreal imagery into her work. As the first Mexican female artist to have her work displayed in the Louvre, Kahlo gained international recognition, exhibiting in Mexico, the U.S., and Europe. Her unique visual storytelling continues to influence generations of artists and spark conversations on feminism, disability, and cultural identity.

Questions? Contact us at (216) 894-5664 or email [email protected] to learn more.

If you need assistance in Spanish, please reach out to set up a virtual meeting.

Please find a template for the questions: here

For a walkthrough video of how to complete the submission, please click here