Could you exhibit at BEAT 2026?
The call-out for BEAT (Borough of Ealing Art Trail) is open now. Are you interested in being a BEAT artist this year? For this year’s edition, which marks 10 years of BEAT, the art trail takes place across two weekends on 5-6th and 12-13th September and they are looking to grow their remit of artists.
In 2025:
- Over 220 artists took part in BEAT
- Across 66 venues in the borough
Why not? Go on, apply now!
We can’t wait to see what you have to offer and enjoy another amazing and extensive art trail across our borough. No matter your medium – painting, photography, woodwork, sculpture, glass, ceramics, metal, textiles, print, mosaics, collage – if you live, work or study in the London Borough of Ealing you are eligible to take part.
Deadline: 16th March
Are you a Southall artist or creative?
With previous successful BEAT shows at OPEN Southall, they are now looking to expand to more venues in Southall and looking to exhibit at our very own Library and Dominion Centre, home of some of the best Martinware. They’d love to discover more artists in Southall – could you sell your arts and crafts in 2026?
If you’re keen to exhibit in Southall, make some money and sell your craft, email Culture@ealing.gov.uk.
Please use the subject line ‘BEAT Southall 2026’ and send a short outline of your work and links to Southall.
We are delighted to add Dominion Centre as a BEAT venue alongside Open Southall as we expand into our 10th Anniversary year. Along with the Dominion Centre’s unique Martinware collection and many new public art projects, Southall will be a must-visit destination on the Borough of Ealing Art trail this year. If you are a Southall artist do join in and apply to BEAT 2026.
Keith Cunningham, Chair of BEAT
