Flint, MI / 11 October, 2024 – Writers, artists, and musicians from around the world have a new publication opportunity through the Michigan-based Gothic Funk Press.
Gothic Funk Press is now accepting submissions for the eighth issue of its arts journal, The Paramanu Pentaquark.
The journal will be published online and available to the public for free. Submissions can be uploaded to the Gothic Funk Press website at:
http://www.gothicfunkpress.com/submissions-parapenta/.
(more…)see/saw is a print journal by and for undergraduates devoted to publishing original research in art history and art criticism. Founded in 2023 at the University of California, Berkeley, our publication shares innovative critical work to promote intellectual and creative connectivity among an international network of undergraduate students. As emergent art historians, we are committed to diversifying the field and developing intersectional critical analyses of the artistic canon. see/saw is partial to considerations of art and artists that have been historically erased and underemphasized. To view our inaugural issue and get a sense of the work which we have previously published, visit our website at hartberkeley.com/seesaw.
(more…)This platform exists to share art to new audiences and help artists expand their reach and visibility.
Can you imagine how it would feel to see your art in a curated art publication?
The magazine brings together artists and art world professionals.
Including:
Submit to Art Seen:
The current magazine is available in print and digital format internationally,
The print edition of Art Seen is distributed through Amazon in all locations worldwide. You can see previous issues here.
And see the latest edition here.
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These Accents is an online scrapbook for artists of all disciplines to share work they feel contributes to a discussion of the incomplete, in-progress, or otherwise unfinished.
The project, founded in 2022 by artist and writer Bora Rex, has established itself as the home for provoking and insightful discussions about states of art and art-making in flux.
Past contributors have shared everything from screenshots to string quartets, exchanged unbindable poems, sent up balloons and thrown down pastels.
Westwind Journal of the Arts is a nonprofit online journal that accepts both literary and art pieces in any medium. For over fifty years, Westwind has been publishing poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, art, music, and everything in between. Westwind welcomes submissions from new and experienced writers and artists. We seek to cultivate and sustain networks between artists, writers, poets, and readers surpassing the bounds of UCLA’s campus, in which we were founded.
There is no fee, nor a limit as to how many pieces that can be submitted as long as it is under five within one email. For more information on submissions, please view our website: https://www.westwinducla.com/submit. The deadline is May 5th, 2024.
Apply for Poster Day 2024, hosted by the Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Research Association (UIRA), on May 24th during Undergraduate Research Week! It’s the UCLA-wide opportunity for undergraduates to present their research in a public forum. Please submit your application by April 15th. You can apply to Poster Day through this google form. For questions or more information about UIRA, please check out our website or contact UIRA Co-Presidents Sophia Wang (wangsophia@g.ucla.edu) and Carolyn Wang (carolynwang25@g.ucla.edu)
The California Cognitive Science Conference is an opportunity for researchers, especially undergraduates, to exhibit their original work in the Cognitive Sciences. This year’s conference will take place on April 7th. Poster Presenters at the conference will be able to share their research and receive feedback from professional scientists and our broader conference audience. Submitted abstracts will be evaluated based on interest and appeal to a wide audience; scientific and professional merit; clarity; and contribution to knowledge, practices, and policies. As in previous years, we will be awarding a prize to the top poster, as selected by a popular vote by our attendees.
Submit your 300-word or less abstract here by March 15th to be considered
You will be notified about the status of your submission no later than March 21st, 2024. If your submission is accepted, you will be able to showcase your research at Conference.
You can find more information at cogscicon.berkeley.edu. Please extend this invitation to friends, students, and colleagues.
see/saw is an undergraduate print journal devoted to publishing original research in art history and art criticism. Founded at the University of California, Berkeley, our publication shares innovative critical work biannually to foster intellectual discussion among an international network of students. As art historians, we are committed to diversifying the field and developing intersectional critical analyses of the artistic canon. see/saw is especially open to considerations of art and artists that have been historically erased and underemphasized.
The spirit of UC Berkeley’s comparative literature department is multidisciplinary, which is exactly the essence of Vagabond Multilingual Magazine.
The Vagabondeditorial board is pleased to announce that our Issue 3 reading period is open for submissions. For the third issue of Vagabond Multilingual Journal, we ask scholars to engage with the idea of translation as an act of transformation. Translation, to us, is not just the act of bringing a text from one language to another. It’s all around us, all the time: encompassing our interactions with others, the act of creating and receiving art itself, and even our own identities. We’d love to see submissions that embrace the ambiguities that lie at the center of living in a multilingual, multicultural world. Submissions do not need to adhere strictly to the theme, but submissions which show focus on multilingualism and/or multiculturalism are preferred.
(more…)Belonging is a virtual exhibition centered on the power of art to cultivate connection and community. Transcending the limits of culture and language, visual art is a medium that connects us through our shared human experience–providing an opportunity to better understand ourselves and the world around us. For this exhibition we’re seeking work that fosters a sense of belonging between the artist and viewer by speaking to both our individual and collective experiences.
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