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February 12
th
, 6-10pm
for one night only art exhibition, installations and special performances
Yesterday:Today:Tomorrow
celebrates ten years of Gertrude Press featuring eight visual artists or collectives whose work has been published in the journal. The show considers "Queerness"—an identity in constant flux—and addresses themes of otherness, sameness, and cultural collapse.
Call for submissions!
Deadline:
February 15, 2010
Each year Gertrude Press publishes two chapbooks; one fiction and one poetry. These attractive collections will include a unique cover in a limited press run. You can purchase chapbooks online
here
.
Writer Compensation:
$50 cash award
50 complimentary copies of the chapbook
Chapbooks will be distributed to subscribers, libraries, and bookstores carrying
Ger...
PORTLAND, OR, January 18, 2010 – This month
Literary Arts
awarded Portland-based
Gertrude Press
– the longest running, independent, LGBTQA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer-identified, and allied) literary and arts journal in the world, a fellowship to support the journal’s efforts to provide free copies to public...
Gertrude Press, a literary and visual arts organization serving the LGBTQ community, is pleased to announce that it has received 501(c)3 non-profit status. All donations to Gertrude Press are now fully tax-deductible. In addition, donors who wish to be recognized will be listed on the Gertrude Press web site.
Issue 13 featured artist, Neil Meitzler, passed away in 2009. We honor his memory with this tribute to his work. (Click on each image to view it larger. All work is copyrighted and may not be reproduced without permission.)
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