Issue 13

Rebellious Joy Resource Guide

The Seventh WaveApril 5, 2021

Curator's Note: What is rebellious joy? Who gets to practice joy? Who can afford to express it? What is the distinction between rebellious joy and the capit... Read More.

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Issue 13: Rebellious Joy • Call for Submissions

The Seventh WaveOctober 20, 2020

Issue 13: Rebellious Joy When did you realize there was no “going back,” that your “normal” no longer exists, and that it was a privilege t... Read More.

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Issue 13: Rebellious Joy Overview

April 5, 2021

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Family House by Alysia Gonzales

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Matrilineage [Recovered] by Sarah Ghazal Ali

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Three Poems by Jennifer Perrine

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The Long Slow Suck, The Murk and Ooze by Lauren Mallett

April 4, 2021

Three Poems by Miguel Barretto Garcia

April 4, 2021

Residency dates: Feb. 20 – 23, 2020

Submissions open: Oct. 15 – Nov. 27, 2019

Applicants notified: Week of Dec. 9, 2019

Application fees: $20 (Please feel free to email us should this fee prevent you from submitting because of financial difficulties or otherwise.)

Location: Bainbridge Island, WA (Please note: selected residents must be able to attend all four days of the residency; if your schedule changes, please notify us immediately so we can offer the space to someone who is able to fully participate.)

**All expenses paid. You will only be responsible for your own transportation.**

“I took a plane, a train and a car to join the Rhinebeck bunch this 2018, and once there I found the perfect combination of solitude and conversation that made every mile traversed a small price to pay for such an uplifting weekend.”
— Paulette Jonguitud

“This residency reminded me how important it is to find a creative community of like-minded people. When you’re creating work on your own, it can be frustrating and lonely. As a designer/artist, I loved collaborating with people from different backgrounds during the workshop.”
— Bianca Ng