Voices
from the
Arts
Ecosystem

Hammer & Hope
A magazine of Black politics and culture rooted in solidarity, struggle, and debate, on the premise that hope is a discipline.

Critical Correspondence (from Movement Research)
Text-based engagements with the practice and contexts of dance, movement, and performance, edited by a rotating team of artists.

Danspace Project’s Journal
Writing on dance, performance, and experimentation, each issue tied to Danspace’s programming, themes, or archives.

I CARE IF YOU LISTEN (from American Composers Forum)
Music criticism and artist-forward storytelling advocating for communities historically marginalized by Western classical music.

The Margins (from Asian American Writers’ Workshop)
An award-winning digital magazine of literature, arts, and ideas, publishing poetry, fiction, essays, reportage, translation, and hybrid-genre work toward a nuanced, transnational Asian America.

Studio Magazine (from the Studio Museum in Harlem)
Essays and conversations on contemporary artists of African descent.

PUSH/PULL (from Culture Push)
An online journal of socially engaged practice, each issue shaped by a Culture Push Fellow and drawn from the communities at the heart of their work.

FORWARD (from Forecast Public Art)
A publication and conversation series on how artists partner with cities, institutions, and communities to tackle pressing issues, from public health to climate.

Spin Cycle (from The Laundromat Project)
A community collaboration inviting people to write their own histories through editorials, essays, and interviews.

Franklin Furnace Archives
Archives maintained since 1976, documenting Franklin Furnace’s role in developing new art forms including artists’ books, performance art, and installation art.

Write Your Future, Volumes I & II (from Pepatian and BAAD!)
Two print publications spotlighting The Bronx as a creative incubator, with writers accompanying emerging dance artists through Pepatian’s Dancing Futures Residency.

The Poetry Project Newsletter
A quarterly of reviews, essays, interviews, poems, and arts criticism published continuously since 1972, where poets think together about poetry and everything else.