Marietta is a yearly, printed periodical that explores, documents and exhibits the experimental art
Marietta is a yearly, printed periodical that explores, documents and exhibits the experimental art of our community. We are an international art magazine, based in Bushwick, BK and the surrounding areas.
Brainard Carey had some very kind things to say about Marietta: https://youtu.be/DlAZhczQ1r8
The role of zines (and magazines) in support systems for artists.Here is the website of the zine I talk about in the video of Erica Schreiner - https://erica...
We love Vol.3 and all the beautiful artists who spoke their truths in these pages. Join us✨link in bio✨
Marietta Magazine updated their info in the about section.
Finally Volume 3 of Marietta is here!! (link in bio)
Sincerest thanks to the artists who contributed their time and honesty to this volume of Marietta. These interviews specifically face what we have been dealing with as artists, since March. From quarantine to BLM, these artists open themselves up about their struggles and methods of finding joy, and what their role in this new world is. We have all struggled with unanswerable questions in this reflective time and it is the hope of Marietta Magazine to give some insight to others about what is universal— that we find consolation in the similarities in our experiences, as well as insight into our differences. Please consider connecting with us by sharing in our experiences. Your financial contribution to Marietta goes directly back into the magazine and into our community.
Artists in Vol. 3 of Marietta include: Rumela Mitra, Lauren Gutierrez, Joe Wakeman, Holly Overton, Jamika Ajalon, Lala Drona, .y.n9 GOODW.Y.N, .schreiner Erica Schreiner, Tasha Lutek, Sean Spada, Ellen Frank, Nyssa Frank, Natalie Fisk, Mary Negro, Austance Caroline, Lea Wülferth, ToM Zarzecki, Crispin Rosenkranz, Yael Barron, Jack Freedman, Ventiko, Dehlia Ackley
(Also, if you feel called to be an editor/partner to Marietta Magazine, we need you. Please email us at [email protected])
Cover image of GOODW.Y.N by Ventiko. Back cover photograph taken in Portland, by Dehlia Ackley
“We are getting very comfortable with being liked and being accepted in this small box. That’s not good for art.”
from critically discussing the pandemic and technology with Jamika Ajalon in the pages of our upcoming issue 3, coming very, very soon.
Nicole has some upcoming performance dates, so I thought this would be a great time to share those (below) and our new cover for ! Photo by .y.n9 is one of the most vulnerable, inspired, knock-out performance artists I have the honor of knowing. Maybe you saw her performance at last year, that moved us all to tears? Do yourself a favor and catch her live. She’s performing her piece, “Ain’t I a Woman (?/!): Black August
Harlem (8/3)- W 125 & Adam Clayton
BedStuy (8/10)- 1368 Fulton Street
Trump Tower (8/17)- Fifth Avenue
Soon we will announce the other contributors to Marietta! We’re still waiting on the USPS for our first printed-proof of Vol. 3. Hoping to release sometime in August.
Very excited for Vol. 3 of Marietta. Currently editing and working on the layout but projected to be available this summer // image from one of our contributors to volumes 2 + 3, performance artist, .y.n9
Submissions now open for our quarantine/isolation issue. Our hope is that this project brings us closer together in a time of isolation. So, please participate. You will have an interview-like conversation with another artist. These interviews should be about both people and their experience during quarantine and how this is helping or hurting their art. If you’d like to know what our previous issues are like, and how these conversations flow, they’re available for free download (link in bio) during quarantine.
These conversations should be had in person/phone and then be transcribed. https://sonix.ai/ is a transcription software that offers a free half hour trial. This is what we recommend. And keeping the conversation to a half hour is also a nice length for readers, though we have no limits on this. After transcription, we also ask that you edit out all the ‘um and likes’ so the conversations flow beautifully.
Please email completed interviews and questions to: [email protected]
Since we do not know the future of our isolation, we may not have a launch party as we have in the past, but this will be a printed magazine and also available for download.
Marietta Mag now has free downloads for both our volumes during the covid-19 lockdown. Because art is more important than ever. We are still a community. We still love each other. Stay strong! Make art. See you on the other side. (Marietta image features Chris Carlone !!)
Download link: http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/analogcinema
We love experimental/conceptual artist (Marietta vol.1) and his typewriter art ❤️🖤 @ Musique Plastique
artists (vol.1) and .glas (vol.2) in this stunning capture by (vol.1)
and showing off our latest volume of at art space in
Our very own (in discussion on sound art, Marietta Vol.2) at
Marietta Magazine is now available the following bookstores: Quimby's Bookstore NYC, Molasses Books, Topos Bookstore
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Marietta Magazine Vol.2 - Now available for online purchase: http://www.lulu.com/shop/http://www.lulu.com/shop/erica-schreiner/marietta-issue-2/paperback/product-24140745.html
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Experimental sound artist, Marcus Fischer in the upcoming issue of Marietta Magazine celebrated in 2019 Whitney Biennial. https://www.portlandmercury.com/visual-art/2019/04/25/26368711/meet-marcus-fischer-the-portland-sound-artist-invited-to-the-2019-whitney-biennial
Marcus Fischer’s sound installation art is as impressive to look at as it is to hear. His piece “Canopy/Harmonic Chorus,” which was on display at the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) last year as part of The Snake exhibition, ran tape loops from floor to ceiling and through small...
SAVE THE DATE: Launching our second issue JUNE 15, 2019 !!
Come find us at GAMBA Forest !!
Submission deadline: Feb 1, 2018
This Sunday, is teaming up w to host their regular Sunday open mic at 4-6PM. Our three features are artists from the magazine: Johnny Dydo, Buchanan Moncure, and Claire Durand-Gasselin // big thank you
Come out and share the mic w us✨ @ The Parkside Lounge
Tonight we’ll be at The Ear for their one year
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Our fav continues to restock their selves w 🤸♀️
now in the official zine library at the Dekalb library branch in BK @ DeKalb Library
Paris friends enjoying
The gorgeous performing at the launch party 💋🎤 photo by
Hey Portland! We ❤️it here.
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