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Evelyn was amazing, fantastic support to artists. The event was so good and the atmosphere was buzzing.

The Holy Art Gallery helps artists to promote their art and engage with international art audience. The application process and afterwards was very smooth and informative for me. They truly try to empower artists and artworkd aswell. I appriciate their efforts and recomend any artist to participate in Holy Art Galleries exhibitions.

Last December I was selected by one of the gallery curators to participate with my artwork in some amazing exhibitions, both physical and digital. It immediately seemed like a great opportunity to introduce my work to a wider audience and it was very exciting to be part of international exhibitions together with other talented emerging artists. Thanks to The Holy Art Gallery I had the opportunity to exhibit one of my artworks at the digital exhibition in New York in December, which unfortunately I could not attend in person but I received very positive feedback and it seemed like the event was very successful.🤩 In January I will participate in the exhibition in Milan with one of my physical works, while in February I will be part of the digital exhibition in Tokyo. The communication with the gallery and with my curator Amira, whom I thank very much, has always been punctual and precise. I hope to be able to exhibit other works with this gallery in the future, thank you for everything!🙏

Right from submitting my application to the end of the exhibition, The Holy Art team were communicative and helpful throughout. The opening night was a success and the documentation of the show really helped me as a small artist. The way the show was curated had clearly been thoroughly thought out, proving their attention to the artists that are exhibiting with them. I can’t wait to show with these guys again!

A cool space that leaves room for multiple artists to have their moment to shine.

Had a great time exhibiting twice now with The Holy Art Gallery! The team is incredibly kind and responsive, the opening nights have always been packed with creative, interesting and diverse people too. From my experiences I’d recommend this for any emerging artist!
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This is a good way for new artists to get started in the world of art events. Don't expect anything really fancy from some of these events, simply because many of the artists there are in the early stages of their careers, just like you. If you're an established artist, you might want to look at other types of exhibitions.
Participation is often free for selected artists, even for physical events. Artists are asked to pay for additional services, which is optional.
The staff is helpful and accommodating. Sometimes you may need to remind them about your case. Just do it, it won't hurt.

Professional handling of comms and documentation services for all artists that are not physically attending. The curators selecting the works are also super supportive through the process

The great, professional and friendly Gallery team!

Amazing team! And the opening was well organized. The space is easy to find and at the center of London.

Great “gallery” if you are looking for the Instagram photo. If you take your vision and meaning serious, don’t waste your money exhibiting here. I was exhibited in NYC and found among dozens of people, nothing “special” even though I paid almost 400€ for 5 artworks to be shown on a screen. I had a buyer interested in visiting my artwork, however, zero (and when I say zero, ZERO) feedback or proof that the art was being shown to promote it with them during the exhibition. I’m still waiting to see if they actually shown the 5 artworks.
They shared photos of the happening, yet it seems they are more interested in fitting the Gen Z clout than showing a meaning or concept behind the works:
Zero digital proof of the works exhibited, just photos with “people”, mostly young friends and families of the artist.
I’m very happy I did not come to the exhibition personally as I’d have been embarrassed by the experience.

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Great professional team
My artist name : Chanterax
I’ve shown my artwork in several expos (London, Paris, Athens, Amsterdam & Brussels) organized by The Holly Art Gallery. My last expo. In physical & digital show was in September ‘24 in Paris, the team was extremely professional and supportive. I would like to thank The Holly Art Gallery for the opportunity to grow and develop as an international artist

For the past few years, I've shown my work internationally at many locations and the experience has always been positive. I've made many connections and sold pieces all over the globe. The team at The Holy Art is extremely professional and supportive.

Incredible professionals. A pleasure to work with. This was only my second exhibition in which I participated and they helped me with absolutely everything from selecting my works to their evaluation. I definitely recommend

Caution to applying artists!!! I recently exhibited with The Holy Art in their "Art on Loop" New York show and had a truly eye-opening experience.
On my way to the event, I saw a post on their instagram that lists the artists showing in the shows' names and noticed my name was not there (I have screenshots). I reached out to ask about this and if my art was showing, they assured me it was and that the video had a glitch and that's why my name wasn't shown, and then sent me the artist list video with my name in it. However, upon them reposting the artist list a few hours later on their story, it was the same video without my name in it, and didn't attempt to repost on their actual page the corrected list (again, I have screenshots).
I did not like the way the show was curated. There were varying sized display monitors propped on heaters in a small space and wires to the monitors exposed and showing. As an artist, you are paying pretty steep prices to participate and see your art on display for only a few fleeting seconds in which you have to wait long periods of time to see your art again. I also felt like the loop was discombobulated and it was hard to tell where the art was going to be displayed and when. The pictures they used of my art were not properly cropped and you could see the background that was not part of the art. My pictures were representative of ready for display instead of virtual and I would've appreciated them reaching out to guide me on resubmitting with a better crop or cropping it themselves for quality display. The projector was on the floor with the wires stretched across and was projecting on an empty wall. Overall, I found the display underwhelming. I was not greeted by any of the Holy Art staff, curators, or founders, and there was no attempt to engage the artist in what I would describe a meaningful way.
It also seemed as though the audience were all artists and their family and friends. I did not personally witness any potential buyers or people in the community. Upon returning the second day to see the event, there were only five people in there, and they were again artists, the artists family, or their friends.
When I emailed my concerns to the gallery, the response I received from the co-owner was quite, what I would describe as insulting (of course I have screenshots). She told me that I have no experience to critique the show and that I was an inexperienced artist and said quote "you submitted your artwork as it was, and we were giving you an opportunity as a very new artist. However, your level of experience is evident, both in the artworks themselves and in the way you've communicated". She also followed up by stating "It's important to be mindful of who you're speaking to when engaging with our gallery". So insinuating that my art is clearly beginner, but accepting my work and payment for multiple shows should demonstrate how much care this gallery truly has for their artists. She also mentioned the terms and conditions and defamation, so I definitely recommend that you think twice before submitting or exhibiting art with this gallery. How hurtful it is for an art gallery that you paid to participate in to imply that your art is subpar, especially as they don't know my art has been accepted in many juried shows by professional gallerists and artists. On top of, she acknowledged seeing me at the show and stating I was only interested in taking pictures with my own work, which of course you take pictures with your work on display. She also said I didn't talk to any of the artist or respond to their emails which is false, as I talked to several artists and exchanged social media. On top of I was in constant communication with them in email. This confirmed that the gallery staff did not show any interest in engaging with me as an artist.
My intention here is to caution young or emerging artists to do their research before they submit their art or exhibit with certain "galleries". There is plenty of evidence here and other sites about this gallery and I want potential artists to use my story as a cautionary tale.

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Exposer à The Holy Art Gallery est une belle expérience. L’équipe est professionnelle et accueillante, et le lieu met parfaitement en valeur les œuvres. Leur plateforme virtuelle est également un atout majeur pour toucher un large public.

I recently participated in an exhibition organized by The Holy Art, Art On the Loop in Barcelona, and I felt compelled to share my experience regarding several concerns that arose during the event.

Firstly, I attended the inauguration with great enthusiasm, looking forward to seeing my artwork displayed prominently. However, I was disappointed to find that the two displays were smaller than A4, which significantly impacted the visibility of my work.

Additionally, the projection of my artwork was poorly executed. The projector did not display my image correctly, resulting in washed-out colors and a lack of clarity. I expected that, if the setup had been tested prior to the event, I would have been consulted about adjusting my image for projection. My artwork was prepared for display, not for projection, and the oversight was disheartening.

Furthermore, my name was not displayed clearly alongside my artwork. Given the context, it would have been more appropriate to use a contrasting color for better visibility, yet it appears no effort was made to rectify this issue.

Overall, I was left with the impression that there was a lack of attention to detail and professionalism in the organization of the exhibition. Despite my investment in this project, the results did not meet my expectations. I hope that this feedback helps improve future events.

Best regards,
Andrea