SNAP welcomes submissions from artists, collectives, curators and collaborations practicing in all printmaking & print-related media (including but not limited to: photography, installation, video, drawing, collage, printed matter). SNAP Gallery is programmed through an annual call for submissions as well as through curated exhibitions.

Annual Call for Proposals

SNAP is a non-profit Artist-run centre for printmaking located in amiskwacîwâskahikan, in Treaty Six Territory (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada). We advance visual culture, working with artists, audiences, and communities. SNAP programs public exhibition spaces comprising 1,070 square feet with street facing exhibition windows and a total linear running wall space of over 150ft.

Call Launch December 12th

Selecting Exhibitions for 2026/27

Closing Date: Thursday, February 28, 2025

Click here to download this call as a PDF:SNAP-Call-for-Exhibition-proposals

Download the floor plan: SNAP Gallery Floor Plan 2020_for submissions cal

Who should apply:

SNAP is seeking proposals from Artists, Curators, and Collectives for gallery exhibitions during the 2026/27 exhibition seasons. Local, national, and international Artists at all stages of their career are encouraged to apply.

SNAP’s mandate is to support artistic practice in printmaking specifically, encouraging all contemporary and traditional approaches to the medium. Experimental approaches and those that challenge our expectations of the medium are welcomed and can include video, performance, animation, installation, sound, multiples for distribution, etc.

SNAP is dedicated to supporting Indigenous and Black Artists, Artists of Colour, as well as Disabled and 2SLGBTQIA+ Artists. Discussion, resource sharing, and a shared awareness regarding systemic and organizational barriers to full and equal participation in arts and culture is an active and ongoing part of the review and selection process.