curators

We work with independent curators to shape exhibitions, online recommendations, and long-term collaborations. Whether you have an idea for a physical group show, want to contribute to our Curators Pick programme, or explore a more experimental format - we’re always open to thoughtful proposals.
We’re looking for curators who are committed to artistic merit, who see value in working with emerging artists, and that understand the delicate relationship between concept, context, form and audience.
Curators pick
Your practice deserves space.
Curate a monthly online feature by selecting one artwork by an emerging artist. You'll write a short accompanying text explaining your choice and receive a commission on any sales
This format is ideal for curators with a sharp eye for individual works and a persuasive way with words
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Exhibitions

Propose a solo or group exhibition to be shown in collaboration with Semester9 — online or offline. We support curators in finding spaces, organizing production, and setting up marketing and communication channels, in addition to suggesting artists who align with their vision.

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what we can offer;

A platform that fosters autonomy and dialogue

Visibility for your curatorial vision

Collaboration with a growing network of artists, writers, and institutions

A professional and transparent working process

Sales commissions

A working budget and fee will be determined based on the scope and nature of the project

how to get in touch?
Send us a short introduction, a sample of your previous work, and a few lines about what you’d like to explore with us. The rest will follow from there!
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MANIFESTO

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The art market is there to safeguard the autonomy of the artist

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Artistic progress is always one new work away

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A work of art should be an end in itself

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Form is a primary concern in art and that should be stated twice

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Art exists beyond good and evil

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 Access to exclusive open calls and collaborations

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Art can lie the truth

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Art should derive from insatiable fascination

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A work of art should grasp the complexity of its time

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