Update
The website is half updated, so sit tight. I'll let you know when it's fully done.
In the meantime, "Cattus Interruptus" and "In the Motel, 5" will be in the Fall 2006 Edition/Issue of Zeugma Magazine (www.zeugmamag.com). Each copy is hand-bound and individually silkscreened for $8 each, shipping is $2.50. It's a really small magazine, but it sounds pretty interesting.
If you're interested in buying a copy:
Mail to: Zeugma Literary Journal
c/o Eastern Edge Gallery
P.O. Box 2641, Station C
St. John’s NL
A1C 6K1
CANADA
Cheque, money order or cash only; make payable to “Tomasz Mrozewski”.
Shipping costs may be waived for customers in St. John’s who can arrange for convenient pickup or delivery.
In the meantime, "Cattus Interruptus" and "In the Motel, 5" will be in the Fall 2006 Edition/Issue of Zeugma Magazine (www.zeugmamag.com). Each copy is hand-bound and individually silkscreened for $8 each, shipping is $2.50. It's a really small magazine, but it sounds pretty interesting.
If you're interested in buying a copy:
Mail to: Zeugma Literary Journal
c/o Eastern Edge Gallery
P.O. Box 2641, Station C
St. John’s NL
A1C 6K1
CANADA
Cheque, money order or cash only; make payable to “Tomasz Mrozewski”.
Shipping costs may be waived for customers in St. John’s who can arrange for convenient pickup or delivery.
posted by Samantha Wolov at 2:59 PM
2 Comments:
Congrats on your magazine submission. Checked out half-updated website-we made the cut :).
Loved your humor in captions, especially "HOLDING ON FOR DEAR LIFE"-very true at times ;).
Would you tell us if and when our photos are selected for publications/exhibitions etc? It is totally different feeling to see them in public context rather then in privacy of our home.
Thanks again, waiting to se the rest. BTW, where are the pregnant couple's photos?
pondering your line, taking pictures of people having sex and calling it art.
you allow the viewer entrance to a personal and self absorbed intimacy, and you make the people beautiful, these parts not like any other parts on the body, not that we recognize, like lips and eyes and smooth, and the images don't depend on the viewer coming to the pictures risen and ready for titulation.
like music added to the image, the shape of the image soundlessly accomplished some magic that transforms.
oh yes, that is art. it is surely artful. it is all subjective, pictures, a guided tour from a person who has a lovely way of seeing.
I am surprised by seeing art where I would have been quite sure there wasn't any to be found.
Thank you. So very kind. And generous. I sure it just wasn't there at all until you just made it.
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