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JustArt Newspaper Club
JustArt Newspaper Club (ISSN: 2979-5494) is an independent, non-profit contemporary art publication by the JustArt Collective, designed to democratize art by offering a free, accessible platform for international artists, curators, and writers regardless of background or age.
The publication utilises the physical format of a newspaper to create an open and portable exhibition space, addressing digital fatigue and connecting emerging creators with physical communities.
The JustArt newspaper club (Print) ISSN 2979-5494
The JustArt newspaper club (Online) ISSN 2979-5508
Artist Features
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Exhibition Review
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Art Articles
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Newspaper
JustArt Newspaper Club can be purchased online through this Google Form. After filling out the form, our staff will notify you via email.
Bookshops:
NewBridge Books (Newcastle Upon Tyne)
Kafka Bookshop (London)
Good Press (Glasgow)
Books From Below (Newcastle Upon Tyne)
Frequently Asked Questions
The JustArt newspaper club (Print) ISSN 2979-5494
The JustArt newspaper club (Online) ISSN 2979-5508
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We have open call for each issue.
If you wish to be featured on JustArt Newspaper Club, please apply via curatorspace or email us your materials: artist bio, artwork description, 5-8 artwork images.
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Yes! Same as artists, you can simply apply on curatorspace or email us with: your past projects, project concepts, and your bio, along with 5-8 accompanying images.
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Every 2-3 months.
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Your artwork will be featured across JustArt Collective platforms including Instagram, Xiaohongshu, and the website.
JustArt Collective has over 5K followers and more than 35K monthly reviewers.
The newspaper will be distributed at various art exhibitions across the UK.
Participants will be featured on JustArt Collective social media.
As a member of the JustArt community, JustArt will select 1 to 2 participants for free exhibitions with JustArt.
The newspaper will be available through partner bookshops including NewBridge Books and Kafka Bookshop.
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Aitor Moncho Tudanca (Collective Voices 1st Edition) and Anthony Hodgson(Collective Voices 1st Edition) : HCMY Mexicali 2026 in Mexico
Jingyun Guan (Issue 1) and Bahar Talebi Najafabadi (Issue 3): Human Voyage: The Day We Leave the Shore Exhibition in London
Jenny Ping Lam Lin (Issue 4) and Esther Xiang (Issue 3): The Hechyeomoyeo 13 Exhibition in Thailand
Sarah Muwanga (Issue 2) and Chaeyeon Kang (Issue 3): The Shape of Anxiety Exhibition in London
Sean BW Parker and Sarah Muwanga (Issue 2): Borderlines Exhibition in London