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This opportunity is extended to both current students and independent artists whose work reflects a dedicated studio practice. Artists are invited to submit a completed painting finished, framed or unframed, and ready to hang for consideration.
From the pool of submissions, a small number are selected to be featured in a week long solo showcase held in Junié’s private gallery in Provence. These exhibitions are intentionally intimate, offering selected artists the space to share their work with collectors, fellow painters, and members of the public in a setting rooted in quiet focus and thoughtful dialogue.
There is no fee to submit or participate. Selected artists will be given full use of the space during their scheduled showcase week, with support provided for exhibition setup and optional artist statements. These events serve not only as a platform for visibility, but as a continued gesture of belief in the painter’s process affirming that great work deserves to be seen, not stored.
Submissions are accepted only during March and September each year.
The Provenance File
Twice per year, Junié opens her studio doors to emerging and established painters through a curated submission call.
Submit Your Work
Each artwork must include a written description detailing the materials used, the source of inspiration, and the intention behind the piece. This context helps Junié understand the painter’s perspective and commitment to their practice.
Submissions are reviewed by Junié personally. Final selections are based not only on the strength of the work itself, but on the depth of thinking, consistency of vision, and the emotional presence carried throughout the collection. One artist is selected for each showcase.
Twice a year in March and September Junié opens submissions for The Provenance File. Applicants must submit a complete portfolio of paintings, finished and ready for exhibition.
It Works
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This is not just an open call. It’s a chance to be seen by the people who shape the art world. Junié’s private gallery brings in collectors, curators, publishers, and advisors who trust her eye and return each year to acquire work directly from her space. When she selects an artist for The Provenance File, that artist is presented as a peer ready to take their place in professional circles that are typically out of reach for emerging painters. The work isn’t just shown; it’s introduced into a network that leads to real opportunities, commissions, and long term visibility.
Why This Opportunity Matters
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Most artists spend years chasing platforms like this—exhibition access, solo focus, professional backing, and direct exposure to elite buyers. Junié offers all of that in a single, curated showcase. The gallery becomes yours for the week. Your work is seen, considered, and remembered in a setting built for serious dialogue. This is more than validation—it’s a foundation. The Provenance File exists to shift the trajectory of talented painters who are ready to be taken seriously.
A Career-Shifting Invitation
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Selected artists are invited to exhibit in Junié’s private gallery located on the same grounds as her studio. The gallery remains open year round, but this event transforms it into a focused solo experience dedicated solely to the visiting painter and their chosen piece. During this week, the artist has full access to the space, support for presentation, and the option to include a short written statement or visual material to accompany the work.
Viewings are open to the public across designated days, and collectors are invited for early access. Artists are not expected to perform, speak, or entertain only to show up as they are, with the work they’ve made, and allow it to speak.
One Week. One Painter. One Room.
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Next submission periods:
March 1–15, 2026
September 1–15, 2025
This program is built on trust. There are no fees to apply, and no pressure to self promote. Each selected artist receives full gallery support for installation, documentation, and visibility. The goal is not just to display a workbut to honour it. Junié believes in offering space for painters to be seen without needing to prove themselves beyond the work.
