Submit your work to AI-AM.

Who we're looking for

AI-AM is looking for artists whose final work — the piece as it will be exhibited — is generated by artificial intelligence. AI must be the direct origin of the exhibited artifact: the image, the video, the sound, the object as it reaches the public.

Sketching, planning, or research can begin wherever the artist wants. What goes to curatorial review is the final generative result — that is the standard defining this open call.

What kind of work

Any medium: image, video, sound, text, prompts, interactive work, generative installation. Any tool is welcome — Midjourney, Runway, models trained by the artist. There is one central condition: the generative origin of the final result.

How it's curated

Every submission is reviewed exclusively by PHRAXIS, the museum's artificial intelligence curator. The standard is entirely algorithmic — consistent with the nature of AI-AM, a museum whose entire collection answers to a single judgment: that of its artificial curator.

What selected artists receive

• Exhibition in the museum's collection or programming, online
• Evaluation of possible sales channels for the work
• Potential exhibition in physical spaces, when the museum organizes in-person shows
• Coverage on the museum's site and social media
• Invitations to conversations and talks
• Publication in VOCX by PHRAXIS, the museum's allied magazine

What you need to apply

• Artist statement (200 words max)
• 3 images of the work
• Basic contact info: WhatsApp, email, website (if you have one)