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Brookings, United States
Brookings, United States
Littleton, Colorado, United States
South Hampton, New York, United States
The goal of the editors in putting TSR together is to create a literary journal filled with debut, emerging, and established authors; a literary journal that is inclusive of marginalized voices; a literary journal in which their readers...
Greenville, United States
United States
Southeast Review is a nationally acclaimed literary magazine, first established in 1979 as Sundog, that gives voice to underrepresented and emerging writers on the same stage as well-established ones. They publish fiction, nonfiction,...
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Auburn, United States
Southern Humanities Review publishes fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Translations in all genres have also appeared in the journal. The journal recently established the Auburn Witness Poetry Prize Honoring Jake Adam York, poet...
Camp Springs, United States
SPR reads submissions year-round and annually sponsors the Guy Owen Prize Contest. The result is a semiannual literary publication showcasing poems by leading poets as well as those writers the editors think will become leading poets....
Established in 1951, the Southern Quill is the literary publication of Utah Tech University. It accepts poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art from anyone living in the United States.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Celebrating over 100 years of publication and located on the campus of Southern Methodist University, the Southwest Review is the third oldest, continuously published literary quarterly in the United States. Selections from the ...
Ireland
The summer issue is composed of prizewinning entries from the Gregory O’Donoghue International Poetry Competition, Southword Editor’s Poetry Award, Seán O’Faoláin International Short Story Competition, and Subscriber Poetry & Flash Fiction...
Space A, a beacon of interdisciplinary art practice established in 2008 in Kathmandu, Nepal. Comprised of visual artists, interior designers, jewelry designers, musicians, and writers, Space A thrives on its unique diversity, birthing a plethora of magnificent ideas. Nestled in Babarmahal, Kathmandu, Space A is an autonomous, non-governmental, non-political, and not-for-profit artist initiative organization. Its mission? To provide a stable platform for critical analysis, reflection, open discussion, information exchange, collaboration, and interactive communication, thus enriching the landscape of contemporary art practices. Space A’s Kathmandu International Artist-in-Residency (KIAR) program offers immersive residencies for artists across disciplines—visual arts, performance, music, writing, and more. Set in the vibrant cultural hub of Kathmandu, KIAR fosters collaboration, critical dialogue, and artistic experimentation, providing a space for reflection and research in an inspiring interdisciplinary environment. KIAR is an opportunity to travel back in time and to relive in history as well as experience natural beauty. We are going to organize a one-month-long residency (30 days) and two-month long residency (60 days). Each time max. 4 applicants will be selected. If participants are interested, KIAR will arrange 7 days of trekking during the residency program. But participants will be responsible for all expenses for trekking. (Trekking: Annapurna base camp (ABC) or Langtang track or Mardi track) Residency Highlights: Private room & shared working space (rooftop, 2 studios and ceramic kilns) with Internet Connection Access to shared spaces: kitchen, bathroom, and weekly laundry service Optional 7-day trekking (Annapurna Base Camp, Langtang, or Mardi trek) Opportunities to host workshops or presentations Promotion through Space A’s platforms Strong connections with Nepal’s cultural and artistic community
Space Between aims to promote artwork by new emerging artists and those inspired by popular culture.Painters & illustrators; un circulated artists inspired by street culture and those with unique voices and practices are shown in the gallery. Space Between offers an Artist's In Residence program for visiting artists to Cape Town. The program offers the opportunity for artists to work on an exhibition proposal during their stay, liaise and collaborate with other local artists as well as contribute to the careers of emerging artists. The program is open to international and local graduate students, emerging and established artists, designers, creatives and curators. Those with practices rooted in street art and underground visual art’s culture; illustrators; installation artists; 3 Dimensional artists or painters are encouraged to take part in the program. A willingness to collaborate with local participants, artists, organizations as well as press is expected.
Space27 is an art space/work studio, and an artists' community house, located in Beirut, Fern El Chebbak. Initiated by a group of Lebanese University – Fine Arts alumni as an experimental conception, Space27 aims to bridge the existing gap between art education and practice. First off, it provides and maintains an affordable space for artists and art students and supports their needs in the production and presentation of work outside the context of existing institutional structures. The space also hosts its own initiatives, including workshops, art critique meetings, drawing sessions and informal networking opportunities that cultivate an artistic community and foster collaborations. Space27 also offers an artist residency opportunity, allowing for artists visiting Beirut for short work periods to be housed in the space, participate in its activities, and exchange with local emerging artists. As artists, Space members work on using art as a tool to circulate research and knowledge beyond activist and academic circles as well as initiating and providing technical support for projects that empower women and young artists and focus on social issues. Artists have access to the workshop, the woodwork equipment, the rehearsal space, and everything else the space has to offer. Workshops and events held by Space27 are open to residents. Residents collaborate with the organizers on a workshop, talk, or other activity open to the public and more specifically Lebanese University Fine Arts students and recent grads. The organizers work on giving that activity exposure and documentation; as well as any exhibition, performance or event residents might do during their stay. The accommodation rental fees will go to helping keep the space running.
Spaceboy Books seeks weird, innovative, and optimistic science fiction from new and published authors. Quality, inventive, and engaging prose, plus fun new ideas, will catch...
Israel
Spank the Carp publishes unique, thought-provoking fiction and poetry that isn’t obscure or pretentious. They look for tight, pithy flash fiction and short stories of any genre, including sci-fi and humor, except fantasy and erotica....
St. Centerbrook, Connecticut, United States
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