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Chicago, Illinois, United States
The Chicago Quarterly Review is an independent literary magazine honored by Best American Short Stories, the Pushcart Prize, Best American Essays, the O. Henry Prize stories, and the PEN/Dau Short Story Prize, publishing fiction, poetry...
The Chicago Review of Books is dedicated to making the literary conversation more inclusive. It publishes reviews, interviews, essays, and features.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Hangzhou, China
CHINO BASE AIR is an artist residency and creative retreat located in rural Shiga, Japan, at the foot of Mt. Hiei, one of the most historically spiritual places in Japan. Residents stay in a renovated traditional Japanese farmhouse while becoming part of a small community of artists, craftspeople, and local residents. The residency encourages research, experimentation, slow creation, and quiet retreat in a rural environment. During the residency, residents may use Lumen Field Gallery on the first floor as a shared studio space. The gallery is a newly renovated white-walled space that preserves the original wooden beams of the traditional farmhouse architecture. Toward the end of the residency, residents may also host an informal open studio presentation in the space. As an optional add-on, residents may present exhibitions, talks, screenings, workshops, or events at a partner gallery in central Kyoto. Basic interpretation and translation support are available to help residents connect with local culture and artisans.
Oberliht Association aims to grant support to young artists from Moldova by establishing platforms that allow interested artists, curators and cultural workers to initiate and carry out contemporary art projects with young artists’ participation (workshops, exhibitions etc.), thus addressing their needs, but also addressing different issues like public space, community art projects, networking and others, through visual arts but also through other artistic disciplines like literature or architecture. Following the series of projects titled INTERVENTIONS (2006-2008) Oberliht association launched the KIOSK project in 2009. Embodied in FLAT SPACE – a cultural information point and a platform for public participation, it aims to provide continuity to the previously organized activities and offer an alternative within a cultural sector dominated by institutions inherited from the Communist period. Installed on a tiny segment of municipal ground, squeezed in between cars aggressively taking over the sidewalks, FLAT SPACE plays the role of an active agent of bottom-up civic involvement, understanding cultural engagement as social action capable of producing a critical culture. The activities built around it address, in its immediate surroundings, the urgent question of public space. In a broader way the project offers the basis for the analysis of the cultural, social and political realities of one of Europe’s suburbs.
Chiron Review presents the widest possible range of contemporary creative writing—fiction and nonfiction, traditional and off-beat, in a perfect-bound, softcover format, including art and photography. It has published many well-known...
The press publishes two books a year. A modest reading fee pays for the publication of the book. It also publishes winners in four additional no-cost contests: Romance Reigns (...
Tight work which will leave a scar on a reader.
The focus of the Cholla Needles Arts & Literary Library is mostly poetry. The press has a specialized series of poetry/art books with art created by the author, or a...
DAC is a non-profit organization with 12 years of experience dedicated to international art and cultural exchange. Since the launch of the Residency in 2014, DAC has accepted a total of about 180 domestic and foreign artists to conduct residency in Chongqing, including more than 100 international artists, musicians, curators and so on. Dimensions Art Center (DAC) , Milgotas and Jiezishan Art Center jointly launch the Chongqing Art Residency program, open for applications from artists, writers, video creators, and others worldwide. The residency duration can range from half a month to several months. We will provide artists with comfortable living quarters, creative workspaces, opportunities for cultural exchange, and platforms for showcasing their work. They aim to build a platform for artistic dialogue connecting China and the world, promote cross-cultural creation with Chongqing’s distinctive characteristics and deep in-situ experience, and facilitate interaction between international creators and Chongqing’s urban landscape, natural ecology, and community culture.
Beckum, Germany
Since 1908, the Home Forum has been a section of the Christian Science Monitor dedicated to nonfiction and poetry. The object of the Monitor is (in the words of its founder, Mary Baker Eddy) “to injure no man, but to bless all...
Port Alsworth, Alaska, United States
San Francisco, California, United States
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