The Mobile Library Magazine Vol 2 Issue 2: Spirituality

The Mobile Library Magazine Vol 2 Issue 2: Spirituality

This Deadline Expired: Friday, January 14, 2022

The Aerogramme Center publishes quarterly free submissions to The Mobile Library Magazine. The Mobile Library provides a multi-digital exhibiting experience for artists and writers to showcase their work during the pandemic closures. Each publication is unique, pairing 6 artists and 6 writers together at different stages in their career to build a collaborative experience.

The Aerogramme Center is please to announce that Volume II will take on themes of the supernatural, spiritual, and mythological with Issue 2 seeking 6 artists and 6 writers that explore ‘Spirituality.’ Are you a practicing witch? Did you create your own tarot cards? Do you explore alchemy or the esoteric through words and visual mediums? How are you exploring these dimensions and worlds?

All media welcome including, but not limited to – painting, drawings, sculpture, short stories, poems, essays, journals, and more.

Learn more here: https://www.aerogramme.org/magazine-open-call

Howard Silberthau, an abstract artist who strives to capture both the universal nature of things and the pedestrian, oftentimes by utilizing the grid, the repetitive nature of letters, and the stripe.
Howard Silberthau
Howard Silberthau

Howard Silberthau, an abstract artist who strives to capture both the universal nature of things and the pedestrian, oftentimes…

Howard Silberthau, an abstract artist who strives to capture both the universal nature of things and the pedestrian, oftentimes by utilizing the grid, the repetitive nature of letters, and the stripe.…

Howard Silberthau, an abstract artist who strives to capture both the universal nature of things and the pedestrian, oftentimes by utilizing the grid, the repetitive nature of letters, and the stripe.…

Kevin Broad uses novel, unfamiliar methods in his search for the elusive. Expression surges through act of painting, capturing ephemera with singular force.
Kevin Broad
Kevin Broad

Kevin Broad uses novel, unfamiliar methods in his search for the elusive. Expression surges through act of painting, capturing…

Kevin Broad uses novel, unfamiliar methods in his search for the elusive. Expression surges through act of painting, capturing ephemera with singular force.…

Kevin Broad uses novel, unfamiliar methods in his search for the elusive. Expression surges through act of painting, capturing ephemera with singular force.…

Erin Elman
Erin Elman
John Schlesinger
John Schlesinger
G. Kellum challenges the rear view perspective of artistic expression and dives into the world of urban aesthetics, as we know it. It also explores the possibilities present in spiritual and psychological practices. Look then, look again. As we move toward the future the images grow more familiar with each truth they unveil. This then becomes a series that grows with time.
G. Farrel Kellum
G. Farrel Kellum

G. Kellum challenges the rear view perspective of artistic expression and dives into the world of urban aesthetics, as we…

G. Kellum challenges the rear view perspective of artistic expression and dives into the world of urban aesthetics, as we know it. It also explores the possibilities present in spiritual and psychological…

G. Kellum challenges the rear view perspective of artistic expression and dives into the world of urban aesthetics, as we know it. It also explores the possibilities present in spiritual and psychological practices. Look…

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