Disco Kitchen Magazine

Submitting your work

Disco Kitchen accepts submissions for each volume through open calls announced on its website and social media. Artists should read the current call carefully: the theme is a prompt, not a straitjacket, but work that ignores it entirely is unlikely to be a fit. The editors favor complete, self-contained works or tightly edited series over sprawling portfolios. For visual art, high-quality documentation is essential—neutral lighting, no watermarks, and a clear list of works with titles, dates, and media. Written submissions should be proofread and accompanied by a brief cover letter that explains how the work engages with the volume’s theme without over-explaining. Response times vary, but the magazine is known for its transparency; if a submission is not selected, contributors are often encouraged to submit again in future cycles. There are no fees to submit, and the magazine does not charge for publication. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but please notify promptly if the work is placed elsewhere.