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We are excited you’re interested in exhibiting with us.

Please read the guidelines carefully before

submitting your work.

Read Guidelines below before submitting your artwork.

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Resilient Visions Virtual Gallery

Resilient Visions Art Gallery is proud to represent artists from the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) community. We believe in the power of art to heal, inspire, and transform—and we’re passionate about sharing that vision with the world.

We exhibit artists who are using creativity as a part of their journey forward after brain injury. If you’re ready to showcase your work, we’d love to help you exhibit and sell your art in a space that honors resilience and expression.

✨ Let your art be seen. Let your story be shared. Let us help you sell your work.

Join our community today—your journey matters, and your art deserves a place to shine.

ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS

All artwork must be original and created by the submitting artist. Accepted formats include painting, drawing, photography, digital art, mixed media, sculpture (photographed), and video (if applicable).

High-quality images (3000px on longest side recommended)
File types: JPG or PNG (MP4 for video)
Include title, medium, dimensions, year created

ARTWORK REQUIREMENTS

High-quality images (3000px on longest side recommended)
File types: JPG or PNG (MP4 for video)
Include title, medium, dimensions, year created

FAQ

Review Frequently Asked Questions for the artist and art collectors.

FEES & SALES (IF APPLICABLE)

Artwork offered for sale through Mossflower Abbey Farm includes a 25% commission, which is paid to Mossflower Abbey Farm once the piece has been sold and payment is received.

Pricing is set by the artist unless stated otherwise
Gallery commission is 25% of price of each piece sold.
When an exhibition is setup, there may be a fee to the artist . That will be identified before the exhibition

ELIGIBILITY

Submissions are open to emerging and established artists across the United States who have experienced a brain injury, unless otherwise specified in a particular call for art. Artists under the age of 18 must have permission from a parent or guardian before submitting their work.