Human imagination and AI
AI-generated art is presented as a practice shaped by human intention, creative judgement and technical skill.
Open call campaign
A sample open call used to verify AI-ARTS review and publication workflows.
Open-call dates
19 Jun 2026 to 10 Aug 2026
Review and results
This page shows the current public brief, dates and released entries. Configured campaign phases include organiser evaluation.
Check status, choose an available entry action, then follow review.
Closed
The submission deadline has passed. Published entries will appear when the organisation releases them.

Public brief
Demo open-call context for testing how existing reviewed works move from accepted entries into deliberate public display.
AI-generated art is presented as a practice shaped by human intention, creative judgement and technical skill.
Artists can choose an approved or published work, or start a private draft entry for this open call.
Drafts and entries under review stay private until the organisation publishes released entries or results.
The page structure prepares for future voting, organiser evaluation, AI Judge feedback and public reporting.
Important dates
The organisation has not added a full campaign timeline yet, so the current submission dates are shown here.
Open-call journey
Timeline stages describe the campaign process. Voting, AI Judge or reporting phases are shown only as configured public stages; they do not run those workflows by themselves.
Artists can begin preparing or submitting work once the open-call window starts.
Date
Artists should complete their entries by this date.
Date
Submission guidance
This open call accepts existing ready works and new private draft entries created specifically for the call.
Allowed media types have not been configured yet. This release currently supports image-based artworks through the standard artwork workflow.
A featured or representative work is recommended so reviewers and public visitors can understand the entry clearly.
Artists should include a clear title, featured image and statement or description so reviewers and public visitors can understand the intention behind the work.
Artists remain responsible for the originality, permissions and careful presentation of their work.
Evaluation process
Submitted works are reviewed by the organisation before they are accepted or prepared for public release.
Public voting is not enabled for this open call at the moment.
AI Judge evaluation is not enabled for this open call at the moment.
Feedback reports can be added in a later campaign setup.
Fairness and limitations
AI-ARTS treats evaluation as a careful, evolving process. Future voting, organiser evaluation and AI Judge tools should explain their criteria, limits and feedback process clearly before they affect public results.
Competition gallery
This gallery is the stable public record for entries the organisation has explicitly published from this competition. It keeps the edition, release context, artist credit and public work links together without exposing private review states.
Gallery release path
Explicit publication onlyDrafts, submitted entries and accepted-only selections stay out of public results.
Organiser review and selection happen before a work becomes part of this public record.
This section shows only entries marked published and available through public gallery data.
Open competition records keep the brief, release timing and public entries together as results are published.
The organisation can review, accept and prepare entries privately before choosing what appears here. Public competition gallery entries are shown only after an explicit release.
Review first
Drafts and entries under review stay out of public view.
Selection is private
Accepted entries are not public until the organisation releases them.
Results appear here
Released entries will be displayed as public result cards.
About the organiser
AI-ARTS.org is the first public organisation using this platform. It supports artists exploring the creative possibilities of artificial intelligence through open calls, curated galleries, community, ethical reflection and public results.
The wider platform is developed through Empirical Cultures, a research-led cultural technology framework for public trust, process records, rights, provenance and responsible evaluation.
Free for the AI arts community
The free foundation has supported AI artists for the last four years, and will continue to do so.
The platform is free for AI artists and the community. Additional features can be provided when you need more capacity, larger file uploads, a dedicated domain, or specialised features to support your practice.
Organisations can use the free platform tools for competitions, open calls, and galleries. Enhanced features are available for larger programmes that require more capacity, additional domains, or advanced functionality.