Reach art critics, gallery editors, and arts podcast hosts across Australia, the UK, and the US. AI-generated press releases for visual artists, photographers, galleries, exhibitions, and studio launches.
Publications we reach
Art PR is a discipline of context — critics, gallerists and editors receive endless invitations to openings, viewings and studio visits. Standing out requires a hook beyond ‘a new show is opening’. The strongest art pitches tie the work to a wider cultural conversation, a critical debate, a market moment, or a genuinely unique artist story.
In Australia, ArtsHub, Art Collector, and Art Guide Australia are key targets for exhibition coverage and artist profiles. In the UK, The Art Newspaper, Frieze, and Apollo Magazine drive the international conversation. In the US, Artforum, ARTnews, and Hyperallergic reach the most influential critics, curators and collectors globally.
Art podcasts are one of the fastest-growing channels for reaching engaged audiences — particularly for emerging artists, mid-career profiles, and exhibition launches. Hosts who care about the work introduce artists to listeners who actively visit galleries, attend openings, and buy.
How we reach your audience
Every campaign unlocks five distinct outreach channels — each tailored to the visual-arts media landscape across AU, UK, and US.
Real editorial outlets with direct contact emails — not wire services or press release aggregators.
6 publications
The AI outlet search surfaces 200+ art, gallery and exhibition publications across AU, UK and US — curated database plus live AI research per campaign.
Podcast Outreach
Art podcast audiences are gallery-goers, collectors, and curious culture-seekers. Get in front of people who are actively looking for their next exhibition or artist to follow.
Everything you need to know about getting your art, exhibition or studio covered by press.
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