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The Arts Politic… …wants your voice!
www.theartspolitic.com
The Arts Politic is a new print-and-online magazine dedicated to solving problems at the intersection of arts and politics. Arts policy, cultural activism, arts advocacy, political art, arts economics — The Arts Politic explores the field of arts politics issues, ideas, creative work and thinking. A quorum for creative and political thinking and a stage for emerging art, The Arts Politic is a new space that is provocative, that is visionary, that is thoughtful…that will TAP into new ideas from the front lines to get things done.
The Arts Politic is currently accepting submissions for its first issue (Summer: June 2009)!
Our audience.
Each issue will be tied together by a theme so that policymakers, artists, intellectuals, and consumers can engage intelligently in the world of arts and politics. The inaugural Summer 2009 issue will focus on the “Economy and the Arts,” with sensitivity paid to the depth and breadth of this intersection.
Our contributors.
The Arts Politic is currently accepting submissions for its first issue (Summer: June 2009)! If you are an emerging leader in the arts, a policymaker, a scholar, a professor, an artist, or a voice with a good idea, we want to hear from you!
Our submission date.
Summer Issue 2009: The Arts & The Economy
Submissions accepted: April 14 - May 14, 2009
Just what is The Arts Politic looking for?
• news briefs about recent arts policy decisions or arts/politics trends;
• opinion articles about recent cultural policy, arts advocacy or arts trends;
• profiles of emerging arts politics leaders (political artists, policymakers affecting the arts, etc);
• scholarly articles and abstracts that deal with arts politics;
• creative submissions (photography, visual art, visual essays, fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, etc) that broach arts politics such as activist art, interventionist art, work that touches on a social or political issue, or work that deals with arts policy;
• and reviews of arts-politics-related music, theater, film and literature
We consider each submission seriously. Please remember, however, that this is a magazine interested in solving problems at the intersection of arts and politics, so TAP into what makes your idea, your art, your advocacy work, your political take different from the status quo!
For more information, please visit: http://theartspolitic.com/submissions/
Thank you for your time, political lens, activism and art!
www.theartspolitic.com
The Arts Politic is a new print-and-online magazine dedicated to solving problems at the intersection of arts and politics. Arts policy, cultural activism, arts advocacy, political art, arts economics — The Arts Politic explores the field of arts politics issues, ideas, creative work and thinking. A quorum for creative and political thinking and a stage for emerging art, The Arts Politic is a new space that is provocative, that is visionary, that is thoughtful…that will TAP into new ideas from the front lines to get things done.
The Arts Politic is currently accepting submissions for its first issue (Summer: June 2009)!
Our audience.
Each issue will be tied together by a theme so that policymakers, artists, intellectuals, and consumers can engage intelligently in the world of arts and politics. The inaugural Summer 2009 issue will focus on the “Economy and the Arts,” with sensitivity paid to the depth and breadth of this intersection.
Our contributors.
The Arts Politic is currently accepting submissions for its first issue (Summer: June 2009)! If you are an emerging leader in the arts, a policymaker, a scholar, a professor, an artist, or a voice with a good idea, we want to hear from you!
Our submission date.
Summer Issue 2009: The Arts & The Economy
Submissions accepted: April 14 - May 14, 2009
Just what is The Arts Politic looking for?
• news briefs about recent arts policy decisions or arts/politics trends;
• opinion articles about recent cultural policy, arts advocacy or arts trends;
• profiles of emerging arts politics leaders (political artists, policymakers affecting the arts, etc);
• scholarly articles and abstracts that deal with arts politics;
• creative submissions (photography, visual art, visual essays, fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, etc) that broach arts politics such as activist art, interventionist art, work that touches on a social or political issue, or work that deals with arts policy;
• and reviews of arts-politics-related music, theater, film and literature
We consider each submission seriously. Please remember, however, that this is a magazine interested in solving problems at the intersection of arts and politics, so TAP into what makes your idea, your art, your advocacy work, your political take different from the status quo!
For more information, please visit: http://theartspolitic.com/submissions/
Thank you for your time, political lens, activism and art!
www.theartspolitic.com
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