Synkroniciti is a quarterly online arts journal. We accept work in a variety of media across the visual, literary and performing arts spectrum.
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“Wild,” our fifteenth issue debuted March 1st. “Curiosity” will debut June 1st. Submissions are now open for “Broken.”
Congratulations to the twenty-seven artists selected for our upcoming “Curiosity” issue! We are thrilled with the quality and depth of our submissions. We had almost the same number as we had for our previous issue, “Wild,” which set a new record twenty percent higher than we had ever seen, and this for a more elusive and abstract theme. From those who return over and over with new jewels and surprises to those included for the first time, we are grateful to our fantastic contributors. Our striking cover, shown above, is “Applause” by Elzbieta Zdunek.
Here are the artists:
Dee Allen., Poetry, California, USA
Jason Baldinger, Photography/Ekphrastic Collaboration, Pennsylvania, USA
Terry Barr, Essay, South Carolina, USA
John Patrick Bray, Short Play, Georgia, USA *
Cesar Ceballos, Watercolor, USA/Philippines
Lindsay Cronk, Visual Art/Painting, California, USA
Robert L. Dean, Jr; Poetry/Ekphrastic Collaboration; Kansas, USA
Stacie Eirich, Poetry, Louisiana, USA
Diane Funston, Poetry, California, USA
Jeremy Garnett, Poetry/Video, Northern Territory, Australia
Marjie Giffin, Poetry, Indiana, USA
Benjamin Harnett, Poetry, New York, USA
Annette Boushey Holland, Poetry, California, USA
Lori Howe, Poetry, Wyoming, USA
Lorraine Jeffery, Poetry, Michigan, USA
Laura Celise Lippman, Poetry, Washington, USA
Emilie Lygren, Poetry, California, USA
Kathy Labrum McVittie, Essay, Scotland, UK
Peter Motzenbecker, Poetry, New York, USA
Binoy Paul, Mixed Media/Sculpture, Assam, India
Ron Pullins, Short Story, Arizona, USA
Jeannie E. Roberts, Poetry/Photography, Minnesota, USA
Merryn Rutledge, Poetry, Massachusetts, USA *
Fran Schumer, Poetry, New Jersey, USA
Katharine Weinmann, Poetry/Photography, Alberta, Canada
Jonathan Yungkans, Poetry, California, USA
Elzbieta Zdunek, Digital Collage, Germany/Poland *
* winners of our “Curiosity” contests
Synchronicity is a term coined by Carl Jung that refers to “the simultaneous occurrence of events which appear significantly related but have no discernible causal connection.” This makes our focus eclectic, but we do have subjects that we favor:
The arts and creativity, the intersection of art and science, nature, social justice (pro feminism, pro GLBTQIA, pro Black Lives Matter and support for any opportunity to promote equality and respect across the lines of gender, ethnicity, culture, religion and economic status), mythology and storytelling, imagination and fantasy, dreams and their imagery, and personal and collaborative expression.