ZEMI

welcome to zemi magazine ! named after a cultural deity of the caribbean-indigenous taíno people, our aim is to reclaim our space in the arts & culture real and loudly love our profound impact and unique viewpoints ⭐️

and on that note — this is another open call for writers and artists! open to exclusively women & gnc of colour, we’re looking for any contributions focused on identity and lived experience! Art, photography, essays, reviews, critiques, all of it!

in the process of setting up a substack — our website will still exist too but our substack will feature a mailing list and future exclusive interviews and articles!

building up a Substack 😋😋

this weeks (months?) newest article from @barbiesgun__ has just dropped on our site !! for art critique, intersectionality, and yonic imagery, check it out at the link in our bio 💌

11:15 am & I’m crying in the club

jsyk our website is cool as fuck

@xSUKIIIII thank you!!! this is so cool

black lesbian exclusion in queer events, a collaborative article is out NOW on our site !

cover image photography by Ju McDonald (instagram.com/jumcdonaldphot…)

with special thanks to @222hexes, @dayst4rdecay, @bonafidelezbo, @enigmaatiic, & @whipandneyney_ for their contribution <3

and if anyone knows of any events we should cover…. INVITE US !

preview of the new essay that just dropped on our website from @tayeIi ! Kehinde Wiley’s ‘Judith & Holofernes’ and the importance of intersectionality when combatting the Western Canon in fine art painting 💋⭐️ read now at zemimagazine.org/kehindewiley

read now at -> zemimagazine.org/diasporic-disa…

Excited to announce that our first published article now available on our site is from our very own @parisamortazavi ✪ A touching auto-biographical work on belonging, read at the link in our bio & find more of her work on her substack (linked in the article!)

open call for all creatives 😛⭐️