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Submit to Reverberations Mag

Sage Marshall ’19 writes in:

Reverberations Mag is a two-year-old online publication for young people to respond to art in a personal manner. We’re based out of Wes and publish students/young writers from all of the country. We especially encourage members of the greater Middletown community to submit their work.

We publish 3 types of pieces, which you can learn more about in our submission guidelines: Reverberationsmag.com/submit. If you’d like to write for us, we are looking for staff writers. This entails writing for us once per month—which is really quite manageable as our “Fresh Thoughts” are only 200-500 words in length. If you are interested in this position, simply submit one piece in the next 2 weeks and let us know you’d like to be a staff writer. If you don’t have the time to become one of our staff writers, we welcome irregular submissions as well. Respond to the art in your life!

Email us with submissions or questions/concerns at reverberationsmag[at]gmail[dot]com

Date: Saturday, October 20
Time: 12:00 AM
Place: Submit to reverberationsmag[at]gmail[dot]com

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Submit to Reverberations

reverberations logoThere’s a new campus art/lit mag and they want you to submit your work:

Submit to our new publication: Reverberationsmag.com!

WHO WE ARE

Art isn’t just good or bad; it connects with us. We created Reverberations for young people to respond to art (in the most inclusive sense of the word). In this way, we begin to form our own identities and ideas. We hope to share work that engages with the big questions, that relates to the global and/or the individual, and, most of all, makes us feel deeply. There is nothing more exciting than the meaningful interaction between art and ourselves. –Linne and Sage

We’re looking for short (200-500 word) reviews that emotionally and intuitively engage with current art (movies, books, tv, dance, theater, etc, etc) as well as long-form or poetic/artistic responses to works from any cultural moment.

reverberationsmag.com/submit
and like us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reverberationsmag/

When to Submit: “Now and Forever”

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Submit to the Subway Ride: TIME

From Haenah Kwon ’17:

tsrIT’S ABOUT TIME. The Subway Ride, the all-inclusive human expression magazine, is accepting submissions for our Fall’16 magazine and blog, and it is, indeed, about TIME. You know the rules, submit any work (anonymously or not) you have as long as you think it is respectful to others and is vaguely- or closely- related to our theme. Be creative!

We accept videos and sounds/music in addition to printable works.
We will also have boxes traveling around campus (related to ‘REGRETS’ and ‘TIME TRAVEL) (especially near bathrooms and cafes) where you can submit anonymous short pieces, so watch out for those.

Email everything to thesubwayride[at]gmail[dot]com.
More info: thesubwayride.weebly.com

We are, after all, cans of pine-apples (points for you if you get the reference).

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Contribute to Loam Environmental Arts Magazine

loam2logoHannah Wilton ’18 and Mira Guth ’18 want YOU:

LOAM magazine, an environmental arts magazine started by Kate Weiner ’15 and Nicole Stanton ’15, is back! We are looking for photographs, artwork, essays, poems, and thoughts that in some way explore our relationship with the earth. We’re hoping to get a jump on submissions for Fall 2016, so email your work to loam(at)wesleyan(dot)edu. We can’t wait to see what you send us!

Also, check out Kate and Nicole’s website to see all the beautiful work they’re doing as they expand LOAM to the wider world. We are so excited to collaborate and take their project forward at Wesleyan.

If you have any questions feel free to contact us! ( mguth(at)wesleyan(dot)edu and hwilton(at)wesleyan(dot)edu )

Submit soon!

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Environmental Justice Art Exhibit

Plant puppetKatie Lowen ’19 writes in:

Hi! We are currently working on a project about the intersections of environmentalism and social justice. We want to look at how art can materialize the entanglement of humans and nature and the implications of that relationship as it is lived in our world.

Our goal is to create a collective art installation and gallery show to bring the Wesleyan community together. We are interested in how art can be used as a unifying force and to facilitate interactions between social justice/environmental activism, art focused on bridging gaps.

Art submissions should address the relationship between Environmental Issues and Social Justice; they can be in the form of drawings, paintings, music, spoken word, written pieces, expressive movement, anything that you feel expresses your ideas! For performance pieces or other types of artistic expression that cannot be sent through email, please submit a proposal. We hope that we can create a space for collaboration and coalition-building with different groups across campus as we build this collection together.

Please send submissions (either art or proposal for performance) to dtpope[at]wesleyan[dot]edu, owon[at]wesleyan[dot]edu, or klowen[at]wesleyan[dot]edu. The deadline is April 8th! Our tentative dates for this gallery are 4/14 or 4/21 and location is TBA.

Submission Deadline: Friday, April 8

Wes Out Loud T-Shirt Donations!

wesoutloudFrom Ryan Dobrin ’18:

Your gently used T-shirts could be in a devised theater piece from the Theater Department!

Wes Out Loud, the Theater Department’s Spring 2016 production, is collecting knitted T-shirts made from natural materials (cotton, poly cotton, rayon, etc.) to be used for a set installation. Email rdobrin[at]wesleyan[dot]edu for donation pick-ups, or drop off any donations in the Theater Department lobby by April 8th. Thank you in advance for your help!

Any questions? Email Cybele Moon at cmoon[at]wesleyan[dot]edu, Dawn Alger at dalger[at]wesleyan[dot]edu, or Ryan Dobrin at rdobrin[at]wesleyan[dot]edu.

Date: NOW – Friday, April 8
Time: Until 4:30PM on Friday the 8th
Place: Theater Department Lobby

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Submit to Headspace

minds foundation logoFor all you creatives interested in the terror that is the human brain:

Submit your work to Headspace, a student run publication! Headspace examines all topics related to the mind, the brain, and behavior. This year we are looking for submissions related to the topic, “What is Consciousness?” We seek submissions of a variety of formats including prose, poetry, science writing, visual art, or anything in two dimensions.

Some ideas to get you started: How does your field interpret consciousness?, How do we understand different “kinds” of consciousness (animal consciousness, for instance)? What does it mean to transcend consciousness? How does awareness of consciousness impact your life? Students and faculty are welcome to submit work from any academic discipline.

Email your submissions with your name and class year (if applicable) to wes.headspace[at]gmail[dot]com by Friday, February 26th. Anonymous submissions are welcome. Our only guideline for submission is that it be under 1200 words.

Thanks very much for your consideration and, of course, do not hesitate to contact us for questions or comments.

Submission Deadline: Friday, February 26

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Cardinal Pictures Screenplay Submissions

cardinal picturesJose Luis Sanchez ’18 writes in with a message from Cardinal Pictures (formerly known as the Wesleyan Film Project):

Want to see your film come to life? Cardinal Pictures is looking for new screenplay submissions for the spring semester! If you want to submit an idea or screenplay, please check out our submission page HERE.

If you have any questions, feel free to email cardinalpictureswes[at]gmail[dot]com.

There’s no deadline for this one, but use the rest of your winter break time wisely!