Open call
Send your work to Moto
If you make prints, originals, flash or objects, we would like to see them. Where you are in your career does not matter.
What to send
A link to wherever your work lives: Instagram, a site, a PDF. Whichever you have.
Two lines: who you are, what you make.
What happens next
We look at everything that comes in. If it fits, we meet and talk; if we agree, your work goes on the wall and the site, and you get a page of your own here.
We may not reply to every message right away, but we read them all.
Prints
Posters, screen prints, risograph, linocut: editions, signed and numbered.
Your prints hang in the space and sell on the site. You get a page here, and your name sits next to every piece.
The work is yours until it sells. We set the price together, with your say first; the rest we talk through in person.
A link to wherever your prints live: Instagram, a site, a PDF.
For each print: technique, size and edition size.
If it fits, we meet and look at the prints in hand; if we agree, they go on the wall and the site.
Objects
Ceramics, textiles, jewellery, zines: handmade things that can live on a shelf.
Your object sits on the shelf in the space and on its own page on the site, with your name beside it everywhere.
The object is yours until it sells. We set the price together, with your say first; the rest we talk through in person.
Photos of your objects, or a link to where they live.
Material, size and how many you can make.
If it fits, we meet and look at the object in hand; if we agree, it goes on the shelf and the site.
Guest spots
Tattoo artists who want to work from Moto's chair for a stretch.
Your days at Moto are yours on the site: your work, your Instagram and your dates on one page. Bookings run through your own Instagram.
We agree the terms with each guest, one by one.
Your Instagram.
The dates you would like to come.
A few pieces you have done, healed.
If the dates work, we message and settle them; your days are announced on the site.