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Portland Review has been publishing exceptional prose, poetry, and art since 1956. The journal is produced by the graduate students of Portland State University’s English Department, and for over sixty years, Portland Review has...
Portland, Oregon, United States
Posit publishes carefully curated, finely crafted contemporary poetry, very short fiction, hybrid literary forms, and visual art. It is looking for innovation, aesthetic vision, thoughtfulness, depth, and accomplished craftsmanship. The...
Post Road seeks to publish up-and-coming writers along with more established names. It publishes a wide range of styles, from realist to experimental and everything in between. Work at Post Road has been reprinted in Harper’s Readings,...
Post-Asemic Press is an international book publisher of asemic writing, experimental poetry, visual poetry, and audio recordings of sound poetry. Asemic writing is the...
Mexico
The processes of publishing and editing since the emergence of social networks have brought a profound transformation in the established collective, encompassing academia, universities, and political organizations. In artistic practice, self-publishing emerges as a way to democratize other fields, processes, and questions that may not necessarily be reflected in the artwork, or that should be considered artwork themselves. Self-publishing collapses the authority of academia and its recognized collectives to circumvent the mandate of "publish or perish." PotentA____ Editorial Residency is launched as a space for collective collaboration and experimentation, primarily dedicated to spanish-speaking and spanglish content. The aim is to collectively explore alternative spatial possibilities within the editorial architecture, challenging the conventions of art circulation and its practices from the perspective of artistic practice and self-publishing.
From the shadow of our nation’s Capitol, Potomac Review looks out across its lush Potomac River basin, collecting and absorbing the world’s literary diversity. Embracing D.C.’s values of international inclusion, PR seeks work...
Poton is an art and residency centre and a professional theatre group that operates in a small village of Batovce, Slovakia. Poton Theatre is the only Slovak professional theatre based in the countryside. It acts as a renowned organisation within the contemporary culture scene in Slovakia. In addition to its own productions, organisation offers its creative and inspirational space to other artists. The uniqueness of the space lies in its location - picturesque Slovak countryside, which offers many options for walking and wandering, beautiful sunsets and peaceful creative asylum for anyone. Centre of Arts and Creativity offers more than 1,500 m² of work space for artists and complete sound, light and projection equipment. During the calendar year, centre provides work space and accomodation for approximately 20 residential groups - for more than 80 artists. When selecting residents, the residency center team focuses mainly on visual art, site-specific projects, new media and performing arts, including contemporary dance and physical theater, but also on music projects and literature. Both emerging and established artists are welcome. Since 2015, it has also provided working space for art theorists. Centre has been providing residencies since 2008. More than 1,250 artists from Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, England, Romania, Argentina, Palestine, Israel, Ukraine, France, Russia, Poland, Germany, Iran have worked on new works in Bátovce. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland and Mexico.
Durham, North Carolina, United States
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The artistic community in Pragovka began to emerge at the turn of 2010 and 2011. By then the first artists began to move in an abandoned industrial area with their studios. Soon a lively artistic community emerged organically and started to organise first exhibitions and open studios. At the end of the year 2017, several local artists founded the Pragovka for Art association, which built on the ongoing activities of the community. The main driver of the art scene in Pragovka is Pragovka Gallery, which is run by the association. In addition to an international exhibition programme, it organises a residency programme for Czech and foreign artists, an educational programme, supports the art community in Pragovka and is behind successful events such as the popular ArtFér and the summer cinema. The pilot project of international residencies at Pragovka Gallery was launched in 2021. Since then, more than a dozen artists have taken up residencies in the studios, presenting their work in exhibitions and in Pragovka's public space.
Prainha artists residency is located right in front of the best beach in the southern state coast. The spot is particulary attractive to surfers. The area is quite well populated as the city is around 480 years old, so it is not a deserted or isolated beach. It is a city beach, but it is a very calm place in weekdays. During weekends many tourists come to enjoy the city. Their program normally lasts one month. The main purpose is to provide a comfortable place for artists to spend some time, socialize, lear new cultures, exchange and relax in an artistic atmosphere. The artists will have a private bedroom and share a big house with other artists and the residency curator.
Prairie Margins is a national undergraduate literary journal based out of Bowling Green State University. The journal aims to publish emerging undergraduate writers and artists.
After one hundred years of continuous publication, Prairie Schooner still seeks new work from established, mid-career, and beginning prose writers and poets. At once international and regional, the Schooner is varied in...
Matfeild Green, Kansas, United States
Prairieside Outpost Artist Residency program offers a unique artist residency experience–it is comfortable, private, peaceful, family-friendly and nature-oriented. While close to urban areas, it is truly an out-of-the-way place in one of the most unique geographical landscapes in the United States. Prairieside Outpost provides a artist residency retreat to visual artists and writers. It is situated in the small rural community of Matfield Green, Kansas, USA. The location is surrounded by the beautiful and geographically unique Flint Hills region, about 17 miles south of the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve.
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