Hyperallergic Freelance Commissions
About this opportunity
Hyperallergic, one of the most widely read online arts publications with over one million monthly visitors, commissions writing from freelance art critics and journalists. Founded in 2009, the publication covers visual arts, performance, film, and culture with a commitment to independent, accessible criticism. It has hundreds of global contributors.
Application tips
Pitch specific, timely story ideas rather than general topics. Hyperallergic values strong opinions, rigorous reporting, and diverse perspectives. Email pitches to [email protected] with the subject line 'PITCH: [Category] - [Subject Matter]'. Categories include News, Reviews, Opinion, and Remembrances. Include a working title, your core argument in 2-3 sentences, a word count estimate, and 2-3 writing samples. Avoid jargon and write for a global non-specialist audience. They do not accept simultaneous submissions; wait one week before pitching elsewhere. Allow approximately 10 business days for a response. Full guidelines at hyperallergic.com/how-to-pitch/.
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