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We Are Looking for Art
Posted by editors on Jan 23, 2014 in Uncategorized | 2 comments
Are you an artist? Do you know creative souls who consider themselves artists?
Yes? Wonderful! (No? Go make some artsy friends!)
We are so very excited to feature art monthly in Spry Literary Journal beginning in 2014. Every month on our Briefs blog, we will feature art (of various forms), as well as an in-depth interview with the artist. We are very excited for our first features to go live on January 28th and February 28th, so you will be able to view the completely alternative forms of art we have accepted to showcase. But there are still ten months left to the year, so please send us your work. Send us your paintings, your prints. Send us sculptures and mixed media. Send us anything you consider art.
Looking forward to viewing your talents! Submissions can be sent here.
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Hello my name is Brad Lidstrom and I consider myself an artist. I’m really looking forward to receiving feedback on my art, and would be honored to have my art displayed for people to view. Thank you for this opportunity, and I will look forward to a reply.
-Brad
Hi Brad- Please submit your work here: http://sprylit.submittable.com/submit
We only view work blindly, so please don’t have your name on your work.