Literary agents looking for books about art — page 3

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want art, based on what they say on their public websites. “art” is a subject tag; its identifier is art. 72 agents currently want it. Agents whose websites say they are closed to submissions are omitted. The quoted evidence for each tag is on the agent's profile. How it works.

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Agents (51–72 of 72)

  • Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency · US

    I represent fiction and non-fiction for children and for adults. I'm currently seeking middle grade and young adult fiction and graphic novels, especially with diverse points of view. I also want general adult fiction,…

  • McCormick Literary · US

    He is interested in literary fiction and narrative nonfiction, especially cultural history, politics, biography, and the arts.

  • McIntosh & Otis · US

    Says: “stories featuring artists of any kind”

    Christa has been at McIntosh and Otis, Inc. in the Children’s Literature Department since 2009 where she is actively acquiring for all age groups in children’s. Christa is taking on picture books very sparingly and is n…

  • Renaissance Literary & Talent · US

    She’s selectively building her list in nonfiction in the areas of science and technology; current events; law and politics; memoir; business and marketing; and art, design, food, and lifestyle.

  • Stonesong · US

    As an agent, she has a small list and is particularly interested in art, history, and mind/body/spirit titles.

  • DeFiore & Company · US

    David Patterson represents a wide variety of narrative and idea-driven nonfiction and literary fiction, with an emphasis on journalists, public figures, scholars, and performers. His children's interests have informed h…

  • The Book Group · US

    Says: “literary and art history”

    Brettne’s areas of interest include literary and commercial fiction for adults, and works of narrative history, biography, memoir, spiritual exploration, and psychology. She also represents food, health, and lifestyle ex…

  • The Book Group · US

    Says: “music and art history”

    Sophie represents a wide range of authors, including New York Times and USA Today bestselling novelists and children’s book writers. She champions projects with a wide commercial appeal that balance accessibility with de…

  • Transatlantic Literary Agency · CA

    Says: “books about art”

    Laura focuses on adult upmarket and literary fiction and elevated genre including horror, suspense, romance, and grounded speculative fiction. In all categories, she is particularly drawn to books with a commercial hook…

  • Transatlantic Literary Agency · CA

    Says: “personal narratives on art”

    Amanda is looking for stories and projects that make her feel deeply and that surprise her, whether that be in form, voice, tone, concept, ambition, or all of the above. She is particularly drawn to stories from Asian a…

  • Upstart Crow Literary · US

    Says: “stories with artistic themes”

    Ted Malawer is a veteran agent who specializes in middle grade and teen fiction. Ted’s favorite kind of author is not afraid to get his (or her) hands dirty to make a manuscript the best that it can be. He especially l…

  • William Morris Endeavor · US

    She is a 2025 Bookseller Rising Star and is excited to be building her list with an emphasis on all things romance, horror, fantasy, and speculative fiction. She’s proud to work with authors who have a vivid imagination…

  • Wolf Literary Services · US

    Kate represents literary and upmarket fiction as well as a range of narrative nonfiction and select memoir, and is interested in food, running, obsessives, unconventional families, art, global stories, social justice, me…

  • WordServe Literary · Colorado

    Says: “literature and the arts”

    Keely is looking for well-researched nonfiction books in the areas of health and wellness, business, parenting and family life, literature and the arts, and the intersection of faith and culture. For the Christian marke…

  • Calligraph · US

    In addition to managing Calligraph’s foreign rights, she is building a list of nonfiction and select fiction titles, and looking for a wide range of nonfiction, including journalistic investigations, cultural criticisms,…

  • Steve Ross Agency, LLC · US

    Steve created a client list as a literary agent and Director of the Books Division at Abrams that features a wide range of global thought leaders, innovators, and people of substantial accomplishment in such fields as sp…

  • Paul S. Levine Literary Agent · US

    Non-fiction: Archaeology; Art; Architecture; Autobiographies; Education / Academics; Gardening; Genealogy; Health / Medicine; Science / Technology; Sociology

  • Wolf Literary Services · US

    As an agent, Leigh represents exclusively adult nonfiction. She loves working on illustrated books of all stripes and is drawn to fresh perspectives and books that help people live better, more meaningful lives. She re…

  • Folio Literary Management · US

    He loves working with writers who have a deep and singular insight into their chosen world. In non-fiction, I am primarily interested in: cultural history; biography; art history; film; religion and spirituality; psycho…

  • Enliven Endeavors, LLC · US

    Says: “exploring new arenas of art, culture, and community”

    At Enliven, Cal is looking to represent writers of vision and ambition. He is drawn to realism rather than speculative fiction, freshness over formula, above all to urgency and emotional truth. While some nonfiction subj…

  • Triangle House · US

    Renée is seeking narrative nonfiction, adult speculative, upmarket, and literary fiction, and children’s books. She is looking for works that center POC and LGBTQIA+ voices and is particularly drawn to the work of Black…

  • Global Lion · US

    Says: “A graduate of SCAD’s film and television department, his focus on writing for the screen and stage slowly transitioned to the world of books.”

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