That cool gallery in Downtown Ontario Arts District...

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Untitled hosts a new art show every 3rd Saturday of each month in conjunction with the Downtown Ontario Arts District 3rd Saturdays in DTO street and art festival.   We transition the art each month and are always on the hunt for new artists and fresh pieces to exhibit.  

To submit your work, go to our IG page @untitledartgallery_dto and click on the link in our bio.  There you will be able to submit your portfolio and up to 3 pieces of work for exhibit in the upcoming show.  

We have a "solo" room in our gallery where an artist can display a whole body of work in their own space separate from the rest of the pieces.  If you have a large body of work that you think will show well in the space, we'd love to see it.   Simply upload your portfolio at the link in bio on our IG page and we will review.  

Admission to our gallery is free of charge.  If your pieces sell, the gallery retains 30% of the gross sale.

The gallery displays all types of art and all genres and we are open to anything whether it's acrylic, oil, mixed media, graffiti and street art, pop, sculptures, neon and whatever else might come our way.   We do have a certain vibe which tends to be a bit edgy and non-traditional but ultimately we show whatever we like!

Typically, the work will remain on display in the gallery for about 3 weeks in total but it depends upon the length of the month.  We remove the work about a week prior to the next show and artists are able to pick up work during our transition week.  It's a different date for each month and we will notify you of the drop off and pick up date upon approval. 

Yes, that's not a problem!   Although, if you are showing in too many local spots we may opt out so that the gallery can remain a place where you can discover unique works of art from emerging artists that you do not see on every corner of town. 

Definitely!  Many of our artists are emerging and have limited experience pricing and selling their work.  There are many different philosophies on how to price work but ultimately, you can't build a collector base without buyers and in order for people to buy your art, it should be somewhat accessible to the audience at hand.  Ask yourself what is the most you've ever paid for a piece of art and go from there.  There's a good chance that the people who like your art are very much like yourself so take that into consideration.  Also consider the area, neighborhood, demographic as well as the actual cost of the piece and the time invested.  There is no right or wrong model but ultimately, the market will tell you whether you are priced right or not based on your sales. 

We work hard to respond to every submission quickly and the response time will vary from time to time.  You should receive a response no later than 2 weeks prior to the show date.  We appreciate your patience as our process continues to evolve and improve. 

Yes, of course!  Please feel free to submit for as many shows as you like or different pieces.  There are many reasons why a piece may or may not be approved for the show.  We may be full, the pieces may not vibe with what we've already chose....the size may not be right for the space, etc.  

Yes, of course!  In fact, we strongly encourage you to be at the show so that you can represent and market your work in person.  People love to meet the artists and interact with them personally...ask questions and learn about your process so please plan on attending the show and bring as many people as you like.  

Art is literally 100% marketing.  It's super critical that each artist make a point to market the show, the gallery and their work before, during and after the show!  The more people that know about the show, the higher the chances of someone purchasing your art.  Artists should post on social media frequently, send out emails, texts, create flyers and let everyone in your circle that you are an artist and your work is being exhibited in a show that you are inviting them attend.