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In Full Bleed 8, you’ll find stories of censorship from the United States and around the world. As artists and writers face new restrictions on freedom of expression, this timely issue explores the logic of contemporary censorship, case studies in curating controversial work, and the experiences of recently censored artists. The issue also features several brief yet urgent manifestos for our time and a special folio of ars poetica poetry.

Full Bleed Magazine Description:

Publisher: MICA

Category: Journals

Language: English

Frequency: Yearly

Full Bleed exists to cultivate that fertile ground where the visual and literary arts intersect. Published annually in print and online by the Maryland Institute College of Art, our journal strives to inspire, critique, and inform the pursuits of contemporary artists and writers. We do so with the belief that aesthetic experience—those intuitive stirrings, intimacies, and insights engendered by concentrated encounters with works of art and literature—is favourable to the cause of human dignity, within individual lives and within our politics.

Because our world is syncretic, characterized by intercultural exchange, flux, and strife, the pages of our journal are eclectic. They are welcoming of many points of view and formal approaches, open to controversy, and responsive to shifting cultural conditions. In each issue, we hope to chronicle the diverse ways that visual and literary artists are participating in this tumultuous historical moment.