SILPA ARTS EXHIBITION
FEB 28, 2026
CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS
I.
Exhibition
application open
II.
Talk Panel
to be announce
The exhibition will returns in 2026, at Central Saint Martins with an aim to push the creative boundaries and quality of the exhibition.
OPEN CALL THEME
"IN-TRANSIT
In-Transit reflects the moments in between. Across places, cultures, perspectives, and states of transition.
This theme is intentionally open-ended, inviting artists and creatives to respond to the shifting environments they move through, both physically and emotionally. We encourage you to push beyond fixed definitions, explore the theme from your own lived experience, and interpret In-Transit in ways that feel personal, experimental, and meaningful.
Through art and creative practice, In-Transit seeks to foster connection, encourage exchange, and open up dialogue that moves across borders—geographical, cultural, and imaginative.
Keywords:
Transition, Transformation, Multicultural Experiences, Personal Narrative, Migration, Discovery, Crossing Boundaries, Sense of Place
Application
Eligibility & Application Process
The open call is open to Thai students, recent graduates, and emerging creatives working across all disciplines.
All submissions will be collected via an online application form.
UK-based applicants must be available to install their work on site at Central Saint Martins on the evening of 27 February or the morning of 28 February 2026.
Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. Selected applicants will be supported throughout the process, including project development (if needed), installation, and exhibition support.
Thailand-based applicants must be able to ship a physical artwork to London or provide a suitable digital version. Successful applicants will be contacted to discuss logistics and feasibility on a case-by-case basis.
Application timeline
Submission period for Thai creative: 31 December 2025 - 25 January 2026
Submission period for UK based creative:
31 December 2025 - 14 February 2026
Installation process
27/28 February 2026
Exhibition
28th February 2026, 10:00-17:00