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Still Point Arts Quarterly

193 Hillside Road

Brunswick, ME 04011

Phone: (207) 837-5760

E-mail: info[at]stillpointartgallery[dot]com

Simultaneous submissions: yes Email submissions: no Postal Submissions: yes Online submissions: no Reading period: ongoing Response time: 2-16 weeks Payment: small honorarium and copies Contests: no Founded: 2011 Issues per year: 4 Copy price: $12.50 Average pages: 100 Sample price (postpaid): $16.49 Subscription (individuals/institutions) 1 year: $36 (US), $46 (CAD), $52 (foreign)

Publisher’s description: Still Point Arts Quarterly has a clear focus on art, artists, and artistry, as it explores issues of expression, imagination, and inspiration. Each issue includes extensive portfolios of contemporary artists as well as articles, essays, fiction, and poetry about art, artists, and artistry. Featured artists have included painters, photographers, and mixed-media artists from around the world, and writers and poets have included novelists, frequent contributors to literary journals, nominees for the Pushcart Prize, and chapbook poets. Still Point Arts Quarterly has been praised for its rich content, magnificent reproduction of artwork, and splendid layout and design. It is, quite simply, a beautiful publication. Intended for artists as well as art enthusiasts, Still Point Arts Quarterly is guided by the premise that art and artistry possess the capability to transform the world.

Recent issues:

The Spring 2012 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features portfolios by painter David Kinsey from Boston (Untitled [David Kinsey 2012]); photographer Keith Parks from San Diego (The Paper Series); painter Nomi Drory from Toronto, Canada (Duality and Dichotomy); and painter Roxanne Tamberen from California (The Homage). The world of being an artist is explored in articles by Richard Toth and Jeff Vande Zande; photography of place is discussed by Nicholas Howe; and the meaning of art is explored in “Garbage Cannes,” an award-winning article by Claude Clayton Smith. A poem by Priscilla Atkins also appears in this issue.

The Winter 2011 issue's featured artists are Leslie Anderson, Raey Broyles, Hadass Shereshevsky, and Andrew Keim. With writing by Greg Bogaerts, Anonti Jach, Larry Lefkowtiz, Barry Schwabsky, and poetry by Debbi Okun Hill and Naomi Beth Wakan.