Call for Art

Tradition calls them "The Seven Deadly Sins," but at Evolved Art Gallery, we aren’t looking for a sermon. We are looking for a mirror.

Se7en is an exploration of human impulse through a secular, political, and contemporary lens. We are seeking original works that translate these ancient vices into modern-day critiques - whether it’s the greed of the 1%, the wrath of the digital mob, or the sloth of a society indifferent to change.


The Se7en (Limited Curation)

To ensure a balanced exhibition, we are limiting the number of accepted pieces per sin. Artists must explicitly state which sin their work represents in their submission.

  • Pride (Vanity, hubris, nationalist ego)

  • Greed (Consumerism, corporate hoarding)

  • Lust (Power-hunger, fetishization of the "new")

  • Envy (Algorithmic jealousy, class warfare)

  • Gluttony (Resource depletion, excess)

  • Wrath (Systemic injustice, public outrage)
    NOTE: As of 3/21 we are no longer accepting submissions for Wrath.

  • Sloth (Apathy, political stagnation)

Submission Requirements:

  • Mediums: All traditional, physical, and digital painting/illustration mediums are welcome.

  • 🚫 Artificial Intelligence: AI-generated images or AI-assisted artwork will not be accepted.

  • Size Constraint: Work must not exceed 40 inches in any direction (including the frame).

  • Photo Requirement: Submissions must include a high-resolution photo of the finished work being considered for the exhibit. Concept sketches will not be reviewed.

  • Sin Selection: You must specify which of the seven sins your 

Key Dates:

  • Submission Deadline: April 15

  • Exhibition Run: April 25th through June 28th (approx 60 days) 

How to Apply:

Submit your work via Email, Please include:

  1. A clear photo of the finished piece.

  2. Dimensions (confirming it is under 40").

  3. The specific sin your work represents.

  4. A brief statement (1-3 sentences) on the political or social context of your interpretation.

  5. Email to Christina@evolvedartgallery.com