Published on March 31, 2026
You have until 12 noon on Friday, March 20, to submit your entries for the New England Art Club Annual Exhibition. While many dedicated artists may have already submitted their works, there is still an opportunity to share pieces you are proud of.
Historically, the New English Art Club (NEAC) was founded by a group of artists dissatisfied with the traditional norms upheld Academy. Today, the club’s mission is articulated , Patrick Cullen, who emphasizes the importance of creating art that is both meaningful and resonant. “At the heart of the NEAC is the search and propagation of meaningful, resonant art. It is committed to authenticity through the observation of life, as well as the task of articulating and communicating ideas with the beauty of skillful language,” he states.
The Annual Exhibition welcomes entries from open artists, providing a platform not only for its members but also for aspiring artists. With a legacy that spans more than a century, this exhibition allows participants to display their work alongside some of the best contemporary artists.
For those interested in entering, the official call for submissions can be found [here](https://www.mallgalleries.org.uk/open-calls/new-english-art-club), and entries can be submitted through the [official entry portal](https://mallgalleries22.oess1.uk/). It is important to navigate to the correct exhibition as this portal manages submissions for all exhibitions held at the Mall Galleries. Be advised that the Full Details, Entry Terms, and Conditions are located on a pop-up page, not as a downloadable PDF, so you will need to copy and paste the details into a Word document to keep a record for your files.
Last year’s exhibition featured an impressive 389 artworks, with a significant number being larger pieces, creating a vibrant yet crowded display. The diversity of works is a hallmark of the NEAC’s commitment to showcasing an array of artistic styles and subjects.
As for sales and pricing, last year’s figures indicate a strong market presence, with 60% of artworks sold being painted in oils. Just over 20% were landscapes and cityscapes, while about 10% each were portraits and still lifes. The remaining works included marine and coastal themes, abstracts, and others. Notably, of the 50 total sales, 17 were , with a majority being created .
Artists should consider pricing strategies, as previous trends indicate that sales tend to drop off once pieces exceed £1,500. Open artists generally perform better within the £500-£1,000 price range, a trend consistent across art societies exhibiting at the Mall Galleries.
For further insights and statistics from previous exhibitions, interested parties can explore additional resources and information. The deadline for entry approaches swiftly, so take advantage of this final call to showcase your artistic talents in this prestigious event.
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