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Submissions open for Autumn / Winter Edition of Black Square (Sifr) Journal

Writing must be between 750 - 10,000 words. Focus ought to be religion, art, philosophy, music, literature. Paintings/photos/drawings, if accepted, will be printed in B&W. Recipes for dishes, either new or traditional, are greatly encouraged. New musical compositions rendered as sheet music greatly encouraged.

POETRY IS NOT ENCOURAGED but will be considered.

edited by Paul Luria and AC Pinkhasov

See https://assassinationpoetics.neocities.org/ for a sense of what we're interested in. 

Call to Artists: Collage & Illustration Residency – Orlando: A Biography

During the Collage & Illustration Residency – Orlando: A Biography, selected artists will embark on a creative exploration of Virginia Woolf’s 1928 groundbreaking work, examining themes of identity, transformation, and the fluidity of time. This virtual residency, part of Kolaj Institute’s ongoing Collage & Illustration project, seeks to bring together a dynamic group of artists who are passionate about merging art, literature, and the human experience. The resulting illustrations will be published alongside Orlando: A Biography, allowing artists to bring a fresh, contemporary perspective to this timeless narrative. A curated selection of artwork will also be exhibited at Kolaj Fest New Orleans 2024.

CALL FOR ART

Artweblist, is dedicated to present most recent news about art, be a voice for artists, release articles and interviews about them. Making art reachable for anyone, anywhere. We are a fresh, independently-run Website and for the creative artists and who see the world around them and want to make it better and more beautiful for everyone. Artweblist hopes to offer the artists a space for their authentic perspectives to be collected and shared worldwide with contributors and readers are from all over the world.

Open Call to The Mobile Library Magazine Volume 3 Issue 3: Adult

The Mobile Library provides a multi-digital exhibiting experience for artists and writers, from around the world, to showcase their work. Each publication is unique, pairing 6 artists and 6 writers together at different stages in their career to build a collaborative experience.

This year, Volume 3 will explore the theme of memory with Issue 3 seeking work that explores memories, moments, and experiences of being an adult. Themes include family, friendships, and parenthood; advice you would give to your younger self; physical or emotional experiences; reflecting on generational experiences such as disco or bedazzled phone cases.   

  • Applications to The Mobile Library is free. 

Open Call to The Mobile Library Magazine Volume 3 Issue 2: Time Capsule: Young Adult

The Mobile Library provides a multi-digital exhibiting experience for artists and writers to showcase their work during the pandemic closures. Each publication is unique, pairing 6 artists and 6 writers together at different stages in their career to build a collaborative experience.

This year, Volume 3 will explore the theme of memory with Issue 2 seeking work that explores memories, moments, and experiences of being a young adult. What does it mean to discover your identity, how did you navigate living on your own for the first time, and what relationships did you cultivate in college or at work? All media welcome - including but not limited to - paintings, drawings, sculpture, illustrations, found objects, poetry, short stories, essays, journals and more!

Call for submissions Peace in the Valley Anthology 2

The objective of edition 2 is to share the LGBTQIA+ community and allies experience with radical inclusion, love, acceptance, and embrace.  The LGBTQIA+ community and allies are urged to submit their written or artistic work for consideration. ​​​Submissions are open to all.

  • There is no submission fee​

  • All submissions must include a short and current bio, pen name, physical address, email address, and phone number

  • All work must be your own and previously unpublished unless your re-purposed work can be submitted

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