2024 Anthology Submissions Are Open!
This year, our theme is Parallels and Paradox! We’re looking forward to seeing you puzzle through unnamable contradictions! This anthology is open to anyone living in Edmonton or surrounding areas between the ages of 14-25 to submit.
We accept any form of artwork that can be printed. This includes:
i) Poetry (40 lines max)
ii) Prose (eg. short stories, letters) (750 words max)
iii) Digital artwork (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
iv) Photography (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
v) Photos of visual artwork (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
vi) Audio files (eg. songs, composition)
Each artist can submit up to 3 pieces.
Early bird deadline: November 26th, 2023
Submission deadline: January 28th, 2024
UPDATED OCTOBER 2023
2023 Anthology Submissions Are Open!
This year, our theme is Distortion and Abstraction! Take our prompt as inspiration to showcase your ideas on esoteric, unnamable, and mysterious! This anthology is open to anyone living in Edmonton or surrounding areas between the ages of 14-25 to submit.
We accept any form of artwork that can be printed. This includes:
i) Poetry (40 lines max)
ii) Prose (eg. short stories, letters) (750 words max)
iii) Digital artwork (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
iv) Photography (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
v) Photos of visual artwork (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
vi) Audio files (eg. songs, composition)
UPDATED JANUARY 2023
Hello Albertans! We hope you’re excited, because Ink Movement’s 2022 anthology will be accepting submission from all across the province! If you’re a creative between the ages of 14-25, make sure to take a hold of this exciting opportunity.
We accept any form of artwork that can be printed. This includes:
i) Poetry (40 lines max)
ii) Prose (eg. short stories, letters) (750 words max)
iii) Digital artwork (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
iv) Photography (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
v) Photos of visual artwork (300 PPI min, 4x6 or 5x5 inches min OR min file size of 100MB)
vi) Audio files (eg. songs, composition)
Every artist can submit up to 3 pieces.
UPDATED JANUARY 2022
Ink Movement Event
Edmonton Youth Anthology Spring 2021 Edition!
The Edmonton Youth Anthology Volume 1 was published in August 2020. It featured more than 60+ youth artists, writers, photographers, and poets in the Edmonton area. Now it is available in a brand new cover design for a lower price. Order today in our online store!
UPDATED APRIL 2021
Canadian National Anthology
Currently The Ink Movement Edmonton Team is working on the development of the Canadian National Anthology. For more information click the ‘National Anthology’ above or click the button below!
UPDATED November 2020
Edmonton Youth Anthology Launch!
Updated August 2020
Edmonton Youth Anthology
Get creative, Edmonton! Each year, Ink Movement produces an annual anthology to give local youth between the ages of 14-24 a platform to express themselves artistically. We want to hear your voice on what topics matter to you!
Feel the itch, but can't think of what you want to create? This year, our prompt is "Future & Nostalgia!" Feel free to take our prompt as loose inspiration to showcase your thoughts on anything from what changes you foresee in the new decade, to your favourite childhood memories.
In terms of content, we’re accepting any form of artwork that can be printed. This includes:
i) Poetry (35 lines max)
ii) Prose (eg. short stories, letters) (2000 words max)
iii) Digital artwork
iv) Photography
*Want to submit your amazing paintings and other non-digital art? Simply just snap a picture of it and submit below!
Previously completed work will also be accepted!
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at inkmovementyeg@gmail.com or contact us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter @inkmovementyeg
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