For our latest submissions window we talk to visual artist Liam Herne about the search for meaning in our digital age.
Issue 7 – Small Art is live
For Issue 7, we called artists to send us their best little morsels. Moments in time, breaking points, shifts in perspective, tiny art that carries big weight. We think we’ve curated a line up of small but powerful artworks sent in by artists from around the world in a range of mediums. After speaking to…
Submissions round 6
We’re back again with a look inside the editorial process of all the sins. Our submitting artists, once again, made it really difficult to choose a final line-up for the issue and, once again, we found ourselves having to let go of some really excellent work simply because we couldn’t find a home for it…
Small is beautiful
To introduce our latest theme we talk to filmmaker Neville Pierce and publishing analyst Danuta Kean about the joy of short form art.
Issue 6 is live
We dig deep this issue and explore the myriad ways in which all things buried have a way of rising to the surface.
Digging up the bones
For our new call we explore the world of buried objects and talk to gothic novelist Laura Purcell about why this classic trope continues to fascinate.
Submissions round 5
A detailed look at the numbers that describe the publishing of Issue 5.
Issue 5 is live
From contemporary to future to mindscapes, Issue 5 reimagines and challenges how we think of landscapes.
The new art landscape
Curator Lauren P Della Monica talks challenges to conceptions of ‘landscape’ in an exhibition at The Heritage Museum and Gardens
Submissions round 4
A look inside the editorial process behind Issue 4: Dislocation
Issue 4 now online
Issue 4 has arrived! We’ve got a delicious mix of visual art, fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction for you to enjoy.
The dislocated artist
For our fourth call for submissions, we spoke with artist George Chakravarthi about dislocation.
all the sins 