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Momus is looking for art writers

Our editors seek out writing that looks critically at contemporary art and circles its relationship to larger contexts. Through editing that is committed, sensitive, and rigorous, we prioritize accessible approaches to art writing and criticism. Momus publishes reviews and features, and welcomes pitches in both categories.

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Momus is an art publication that stresses a return to art criticism that is evaluative, accountable, and brave. Momus is a trusted reference for those wishing to reflect on contemporary art at a slightly slower pace, and with greater focus and integrity than online platforms typically allow.

Read through its selection of recent articles/stories, categorized into: FeaturesReviews

WHAT TO INCLUDE IN SUBMISSION

  • Write a short introduction about yourself
  • Include a paragraph highlighting your writing experience, relevant credentials and publication credits
  • Attach links to your strongest work or portfolio, and online profile.

COMPENSATION

  • $400-$600 per article-  reviews (~$500) and features (~$600 depending on length)

CONTACT

For more information, visit their website.

Before applying, review submission guidelines. Email all questions and submissions to:  rahelaima@momus.ca and cc pitches@momus.ca

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