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A group of people photograph an artist on their phones as she stands in front of a wall of artworks
Photograph: Jason LockHOME Manchester Open Exhibition 2020

HOME’s ‘Manchester Open Exhibition’ is back – and your art could feature

The most popular exhibition in HOME’s history returns in 2022. Submissions are open and here’s how to submit your work

Rob Martin
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Rob Martin
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Under the banner ‘Everyone’s An Artist’, HOME in Manchester launched a public exhibition back in 2020, asking the public to submit their own artwork for selection by a panel of experts and non-experts. 

The result was the art centre’s most-visited exhibition, with more than 33,000 people packing the galleries to see 543 works of art by 451 artists. 

Having been closed for more than a year, HOME has made the clever decision to bring the open-call exhibition back for 2022 and to make it a biannual event. Submissions are now open.

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More than 2,000 people, including some established artists, submitted work for the 2020 exhibition and this time around the team at HOME are expecting even more to get involved. 

Most of the work on display will be for sale, and there are prizes for the most popular pieces in the show. If you’ve always wanted to create something and have it displayed in a gallery, now’s your chance.

You can upload photographs of your work for consideration via a portal on the HOME website once submission opens, and it costs nothing to give it a go. 

Submissions for the Manchester Open Exhibition 2022 are now open at www.homemcr.org/manchesteropen2022

And if you're the mood for more art...

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Whatever you’re after, these art galleries in Manchester make for some of the very best places to catch work from new and established artists in the UK. And if you’re still feeling that culture itch after all that, panic not. Manchester is home to all manner of brilliant museums, theatres, comedy clubs and music venues that brim with history and personality.

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