Visibility that travels
Artists apply because publication gives the work a credible object to circulate, share, and be remembered by beyond the first glance.
Open Call
100 Streets of Europe is a hardcover photography book celebrating the soul of European streets. We're looking for striking images that capture the essence of urban life —...
What this edition is about
100 Streets of Europe is a hardcover photography book celebrating the soul of European streets. We're looking for striking images that capture the essence of urban life — candid faces, weathered buildings, neon lights, quiet corners, and fleeting moments.
Whether it's a rainy evening in Lisbon or a bustling morning in Berlin, we want to see Europe through your lens.
Submissions close 30 September 2026. Don't miss your chance to be part of this edition.
Every selected photographer receives a free copy of the finished book — a beautiful keepsake of your work in print.
Application is free
Submitting your work costs nothing. If this edition fits, there is very little reason not to apply now.
Selection is not an obligation. If we invite you, you can still decline and you will not be charged.
Selection flow
Submit your strongest work now, while this edition is still actively being shaped.
We review applications continuously and build the shortlist as we go.
If selected, you secure your place by completing the participation step and sending final materials.
We prepare the edition for print and move selected artists into production.
Frequently asked questions
No. The application comes first. The participation fee applies only if we invite you into the edition.
Now. We review on a rolling basis and close the call once the edition is fully curated.
You receive the next-step instructions, complete the participation step, and move into the final materials workflow for production.
Nothing is charged. You simply do not move forward in this edition.
Yes. You can decline after selection, and if you do not move forward, you will not be charged.
Once the process between us is finalized, the participation fee is paid, and your work has already entered editing and production, revocation is no longer possible.
Yes, you can request an invoice issued to your company, so the participation fee can be registered as a business expense.
Why artists apply
Artists apply because publication gives the work a credible object to circulate, share, and be remembered by beyond the first glance.
KULTURA places artists inside projects made in Europe and about Europe, alongside other voices working through the same cultural questions.
Submitting is a way to help art move outward: into readers' hands, conversations, shelves, studios, and future references.
For artists who value physical media, a book gives the work texture, permanence, and a form that can be held, collected, and returned to.
All KULTURA editions are published in English. Our correspondence with artists is in English.