teachingartists

Write for ALT/space

We would like to encourage anyone working at the crossroads of art and learning to consider writing about their work for ALT/space.

In ALT/space, teaching artists provide personal accounts of what it means to be teaching their art, in whatever setting, cultural, and/or geographic context that may occur.  ALT/space contributors commit to six posts over a six- to nine-month time period.  You do not need to be previously published or experienced writers, but what you do need is an interest in sharing your teaching practice with a wider audience and some ideas about what is important to you about your work. 

If you are interested in contributing your stories to ALT/space, please send a bio, CV and/or resume, a short description of what kind of work you do and what you might like to write about, and a writing sample if available to Malke Rosenfeld, ALT/space Editor at malke (dot) rosenfeld (at) earthlink (dot) net. 

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In this space, Teaching Artist correspondents from around the U.S. and the world bring you stories of their work at the crossroads of art and learning. ALT/space is a project of the Teaching Artist Journal, a peer reviewed print and online quarterly that serves as a voice, forum and resource for teaching artists and all those working at the intersection of art and learning.