Jacqueline Duncan has been shortlisted for ArtEvol 2026: A View from Everywhere, an international open call organised by London Art Collective and presented at Saatchi Gallery, London.
Although her work was not selected for the final exhibition, all shortlisted artists will be featured in the official ArtEvol 2026: A View from Everywhere exhibition catalogue, to be produced following the exhibition in both digital and printed editions. The catalogue will document the artists selected through the shortlist and their participation in this year’s open call.
About the submitted work
For the ArtEvol 2026 open call, Jacqueline Duncan submitted a work from her PIN Series, a body of work that explores perception, light, space and the relationship between material and visual experience.
The submitted work is part of Jacqueline’s ongoing investigation into how familiar materials and visual elements can be transformed through their arrangement, creating shifting perceptions and encouraging the viewer to look beyond an immediate reading of the image.
Jacqueline is pleased to be included in the official catalogue alongside artists shortlisted from submissions received from around the world.
About ArtEvol 2026
ArtEvol 2026: A View from Everywhere is an international group exhibition bringing together artists working across different cultures, disciplines and lived experiences. Presented at Saatchi Gallery, London, in October 2026, the exhibition explores how the same world can be seen, understood and represented from different perspectives.
Curated by Nelson Qin and organised by London Art Collective, the exhibition was developed through an international open call that invited artists working across painting, sculpture, installation, photography, moving image, digital media and interdisciplinary practices. The selected works will be presented in a salon-style display, placing different artistic approaches in close proximity and creating connections across geography, medium and subject.
ArtEvol 2026: A View from Everywhere
Saatchi Gallery, London
03 – 09 October 2026