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The Rebis

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About the magazine

The Rebis is an independent art platform and online journal founded in 2020 by a small collective of artists and writers. Taking its name from the alchemical concept of the 'rebis'—a unified, dual-natured being—the project explores the reconciliation of opposites: the digital and the physical, the personal and the political, the intuitive and the analytical. It publishes essays, interviews, and visual art that engage with contemporary culture through a lens of critical inquiry and poetic attention. The Rebis operates as a fluid, non-hierarchical space, prioritizing process over product and dialogue over declaration.

Editorial focus

The Rebis is a print publication dedicated to exploring the intersection of tarot and creativity through original art, essays, fiction, and poetry. Each annual issue focuses on a single tarot card, bringing together an international group of artists and writers to delve into its psychology, mythology, spirituality, and artistic beauty. The magazine is grounded in anticapitalist principles, redistributing all profits to social justice organizations. Established in 2021 and based in Albany, California, The Rebis is led by editor in chief Hannah Levy.

PoetryFictionCreative Nonfiction

Submitting your work

Reading periodJan 18 to Feb 17
Reading feeNo
PaymentCash
Response timeLess than 3 months
Simultaneous submissionsYes
Unsolicited submissionsYes

Artists and writers should approach The Rebis with a clear sense of its interdisciplinary and experimental ethos. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis via the website, with occasional themed calls. Work that blurs boundaries—between text and image, theory and practice—is particularly welcome. There are no fees to submit, but contributors should expect a collaborative editorial process and a modest honorarium for accepted pieces. Response times vary; patience is advised. The platform favors proposals that demonstrate critical reflection and a willingness to engage with the broader themes of the journal.

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OpenDeadline · 2027-01-18

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