Still Point Arts Quarterly - Spring 2017

In this issue

The spring 2017 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Shoshanna Ahart, Nina Clayton, Pat Hinchliffe, and Marcie Scudder; and fiction and non-fiction by Greg Bogaerts, Jesse Curran, Damhnait Monaghan, Hugh Moss, Karla Van Vliet, and Patty Somlo. Regular columnists are Peter Azrak, Vincent Louis Carrella, and Leslie Ihde. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition "It's Not Easy Being Green."

Sea Foam And Clyde

Behind the house he hears the rustling of grasses that shine when the wind blows. The blades lift and turn and catch the sun and glitter like tinsel. He stands and sees the house. If you squint maybe it does look like sea foam.

7 mins

Standing In The Stream

I had also become enamored with the beauty of a man — it was always a man — standing in a rushing stream about mid-thigh, sunlight winking off the whitewater, casting nearly in slow-motion, over and over again, the long thin line whipping back and forth, catching the light, before barely alighting atop the water.

10+ mins

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Still Point Arts Quarterly Magazine Description:

Still Point Arts Quarterly is a truly beautiful publication with a clear focus on art, artists, and artistry. Each issue includes portfolios of contemporary artists as well as articles, essays, fiction, and poetry. Featured artists have included painters, photographers, and mixed-media artists from around the world; featured writers have included novelists, frequent contributors to literary journals, nominees for the Pushcart Prize, and chapbook poets. The Quarterly has been praised for its rich content, magnificent reproduction of artwork, and splendid layout and design. Intended for artists as well as art enthusiasts.