Bringing students' creativity to the spotlight
ASU's art and literary magazine nears submission deadline
Works previously publish in Oasis Art and Literary Magazine:
1. “Through the Looking Glass” by Agape Manoa - photography
2. “Tentacle Orbit” by Bailey Upton - drawing
3. “Wonder Woman” by Micah Healey - screen print
Oasis, ASU’s annual literary and artistic magazine, is now accepting submissions from students.
Oasis, which is published by the department of English and modern languages, offers ASU students the opportunity to submit their work for the chance to be published.
According to the ASU website, the magazine is an educational experiment for ASU students and provides training in magazine design and production under the guidance of English faculty advisers.
“It’s just to showcase students’ artwork,” Sydney Morris, general editor, said. “It’s specifically for ASU students.”
Morris said anyone at ASU can submit their literature, traditional artwork, photography and even photos of sculptures, 3D artwork or digital art to Oasis.
The priority deadline for submissions is Jan. 31 and the final deadline is Feb. 28.
According to the ASU website, writers must submit documents in a Microsoft Word compatible format. Artists must submit images that are 300 pixels per inch in either JPEG or Photoshop format.
Submissions must be sent to asuoasis2020@gmail.com.
Students will be able to pick up a copy of Oasis magazine during the third week of April.
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