Disco Kitchen Magazine is a publication that brings together visual art and experimental work, and Volume 4 continues this interdisciplinary tradition. The call is open to visual artists working in any medium, with a maximum of three pieces per submission. For those submitting experimental work that includes text, the limit is 3,000 words; for experimental art series, up to five pieces may be considered with flexibility. This structure suggests a curatorial interest in work that resists easy categorization and may straddle disciplinary boundaries. The magazine operates as an independent publishing platform, and this volume represents an opportunity for artists to place their work within a curated print or digital context. While no prize or exhibition is attached, inclusion in Disco Kitchen offers artists a chance to reach an audience attuned to experimental and visual practices. The submission fee of $3.00 is modest and likely contributes to production costs, a common model for independent publications. The curatorial vision appears to favor work that is conceptually rigorous and formally inventive, whether in traditional visual media or in hybrid forms that incorporate text. Artists are encouraged to consider how their submission might engage with the magazine's broader aesthetic, which seems to value experimentation and a certain eclecticism. The open-medium policy allows for a wide range of practices, from painting and sculpture to digital art and performance documentation.