e-flux Education is utilized by leading art schools and universities, residencies and fellowship programs, art centers, and independent organizations. Our network of partners includes:

Art schools and universities, such as: MIT; California Institute of the Arts; CCS Bard College; China Academy of Art; Columbia University; École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts; Goldsmiths, University of London; The New School; Rhode Island School of Design; Royal College of Art; Sandberg Instituut Amsterdam; School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Städelschule; Tokyo University of the Arts; Yale School of Art; Zurich University of the Arts.

Museums, galleries, and art centers, such as: Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts; Colby College Museum of Art; De Appel; Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania; Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art; Tai Kwun.

Residencies and fellowship programs, such as: The Core Program at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Jan Van Eyck Academie; La Becque Artist Residency; Nida Art Colony of Vilnius Academy of Arts; Sommerakademie Paul Klee; Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture; SOMA.

Publications and presses, such as: Amsterdam University Press, FIELD Journal; Journal for Artistic Research; OnCurating; PARSE Journal; Portable Grey; NYUPress.

Organizations and networks, such as: Archives of Women Artists Research and Exhibitions (AWARE); College Art Association; FACE Foundation; Robert Rauschenberg Foundation; Voices in Contemporary Art (VoCA).

The e-flux audience is defined by its high concentration of professional agency. It is the primary toolkit for the individuals who shape the cultural landscape: the curators who select artists for exhibitions, the directors who acquire works for public collections, the academics who define critical discourse, and the artists who incorporate ideas from e-flux publications into their work.

Institutional Leadership: Museum directors, chief curators, heads of educational programs, and board members of the world's leading foundations.

The Academic Core: Faculty, researchers, PhD candidates from top-tier universities and art schools, and students and prospective students.

Market Influencers: Directors of blue-chip and emerging galleries, advisors, and collectors focused on historical significance.

Key cultural stake-holders: A vast community of international artists, independent curators, and writers who use e-flux to orient their own practices.

Unlike the passive engagement of social media feeds, the e-flux audience is characterized by active consultation. Because our content requires critical engagement, we provide access to a community that is already oriented toward depth, complexity, and long-term relevance. When an announcement is delivered via e-flux, it enters the specialized workspace of the global art professional.

Announcements should be booked two to three weeks in advance of the desired publication date. More information about rates and services is available in e-flux Education’s media kit.

Contact Sloane Solley at education@e-flux.com for reservations and to request a media kit.