We are excited to announce an open call for interviews on the theme of care, inviting artists to share their insights, experiences, and practices in the second volume of our "Narratives of Care" interview series.

In a world facing urgent environmental challenges, we believe in the power of dialogue and collaboration to inspire change. Through these interviews, we aim to explore diverse perspectives on environmental and social care, highlighting the vital role of art in addressing pressing ecological issues.

Insights of an Eco Artist is a creative studio, global media outlet and a dynamic community hub for artists committed to making a difference in the world. At our core, we're driven by the belief that art has the power to drive positive change, and we're actively engaged in the fight to protect our planet and its people. Our platform is more than just a space for interviews, reviews, and virtual exhibitions – it's a rallying point for artists who share our passion for social, political, and environmental activism. Through our virtual talks and initiatives, we're igniting conversations that challenge norms and inspire action.

Selected artists will be interviewed by Joana Alarcão, the founder of Insights of an Eco Artist, who is not only an artist but also a curator with a deep commitment to promoting art as a means of effecting positive change. These interviews aim to shine a light on your artistic career and delve into how your creative interventions play a vital role in raising ecological awareness and promoting change.

Submission Details:

Eligibility: 

• This open call is open to artists of all backgrounds, working in various mediums and styles, as long as their work engages with ecological themes. Your art should reflect your dedication to ecological, social justice and sustainability.

Global Participation: 

• We invite artists from every corner of the world to submit their work

Returning Artists: 

• If you have previously been featured or interviewed by us, you are welcome to submit new works.

Submission Fee: 

• FREE Submission for applicants.

Selection Fee: 

• A SELECTION FEE OF €40 IS APPLIED TO SELECTED ARTISTS ONLY. This fee supports our efforts in creating your interview.

Personalised Interview: 

• Upon selection, you will receive a personal interview consisting of 10 thought-provoking questions.

Featured Artworks:

• Your selected artworks will be prominently featured alongside the interview.

Permanent Publication:

• Your interview and artwork will be permanently published on our digital platform. Please note that these interviews will not appear in our print magazine.

More about the curator and founder:

Joana Alarcão, a Portuguese Eco-artist, curator, and editor, is an unwavering advocate for the fusion of art, social/environmental justice, and culture. Armed with a profound background in the arts and journalism, Joana has delved into the worlds of over 300 artists, diving deep into their creative processes and unique perspectives.  These interviews have not only been featured in various media outlets but have also enriched her role as an editor and curator for "Insights of an Eco Artist."  Through this platform, Joana has nurtured a vibrant community of artists driven by a shared passion for art that breeds change.

With the founding of this platform, for the past 3 years, Joana has created two editorial print magazines, a podcast, a myriad of reviews, and interviews available in video, audio, and written forms. Her multifaceted storytelling approach has woven connections among artists from diverse backgrounds, cultivating a dynamic and all-encompassing creative ecosystem.

Joana's work extends beyond the boundaries of her platform. She has collaborated with renowned magazines such as "Women to Women," "Public Offerings Ltd," and "Gatekeeper," as well as the esteemed NGO, "Creative Conscious," and "Arts Help." These collaborations have allowed her to amplify the voices of artists who are committed to creating art with a purpose.

Joana Alarcão's commitment to bridging the gap between art, social/environmental justice, and culture makes her mission not just about creating beautiful works of art but also about using art as a powerful tool for positive change.