Call for Submissions: Get Noticed 2026

Get Noticed 2024, installation view. Artists from left to right: Billie Macfarland, Noel Yardley, Paul Gravett, Bram Locknick, Joy Adeola, Lucia Volker.

Call for Submissions
Get Noticed at Red Head Gallery

18 Non-Represented Artists Curated by Daniel Hunt and Melanie Trojkovic

Submission Deadline: Thursday, October 29, 2026

The Red Head Gallery is pleased to announce that Get Noticed is back!

Get Noticed is our bi-annual exhibition of visual artists selected by two Toronto gallerists noted for actively raising the bar for Canada’s commercial art world.

Artists will be selected by Daniel Hunt of Daniel Hunt Gallery and Melanie Trojkovic, Gallery Director of United Contemporary. The exhibition will be on view at the Red Head Gallery from December 2, 2026 to December 19, 2026.

We encourage artists not yet represented by a commercial gallery to participate in this career-enhancing event.

Artists are invited to submit a single work that is a strong example of their recent practice. Size limits apply. Two-dimensional works should not exceed seven feet in height by five feet in width. Sculpture, installation, and video-based submissions are accepted, subject to availability of interior space. Video-based submissions will require the artist to provide the equipment necessary to show.

Submission Fees: $35 (non-refundable)
Each artist is invited to submit one artwork for consideration. Artists can submit up to 2 images of their work per submission including details and alternate angles, etc. There is no hanging / installation fee if your work is accepted.

Get Noticed 2024, installation view. Artists from left to right: Amber Smith-Quai, Oksana Berda, Kaeli Macdonald, Raha Fard, Sylvia Galbraith, Carolyn Cheng, William Peltier, Sofia Escoba.

Submission Requirements:

Artist Contact Information: name, email, telephone and website.
Number of Images: Two images for both 2D and 3D work. Two still images plus a web link (Youtube or Vimeo link) for video.
Image Format: jpeg, 2000 pixels on the longest side at 72 dpi. Files must be named: GN_lastname_title.jpg
Artwork Details to be included with image: title, size, media and year. Please see form for full content required.
Please note this exhibition is for artists residing in Canada.

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The Red Head Gallery

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The Red Head Gallery was established in 1990 and is Toronto’s most enduring collectively run art gallery. It has stood the test of time as an exhibition space as well as a collective where critically engaged, highly productive artists enjoy curatorial control over the presentation of their work. Over the past two decades more than 100 artists have been part of The Red Head Gallery and have produced over 200 exhibitions.

There are two accessible entrances to 401 Richmond. At the northwest corner of the building, a ramp leads upward from the sidewalk to an automatic entrance onto the building’s main floor that measures 34″ wide, and with a lip that measures 1″ high. The other entrance at the northeast corner is less evident but equally, if not more, accessible. The automatic door measures 34″ wide and inside has a gradual ramp downwards which leads towards the elevators.

Methodology

Self-Survey

Date

Dec 2017

Entrance & Building Exterior

Entrance
Street Level	Yes
Street Level without Steps	Yes
Street Level with Steps	No
Door
Width of doorway	80"
Automatic Door Opener	No
Vestibule
Vestibule at Entrance	No

Restrooms

Accessible Washroom
Single Occupancy Accessible Washroom	No
Wheelchair Accessible Stall
Wheelchair Accessible Stall in a Washroom	Yes
Washroom Door width	"
Washroom Automatic Door Opener	"
Grab Bars Beside and Behind the Toilet	No
Obstructions Under the Sink	No
Measurement from the Bottom of the Sink to the Floor	"