The Remembered Arts Journal | Life + Art

Our Philosophy

"We have all forgotten what we really are." -G.K. Chesterton

The aim of Remembered Arts is to encourage the rediscovery of what it means to be human—a meaning bound up in the practicality and poetry of our daily experience. We offer a synthesis of real life and real art, recognizing our readers and contributors as whole people, rather than as mere consumers and creators. We are interested in artists who embrace the intersection of their practical and creative selves, and who consider life's tragedies and trivialities through an awareness of beauty and a reverence for meaning. 

General Guidelines

We accept submissions in the following categories:

• creative writing (including poetry, short stories, scripts, and creative non-fiction)
• visual arts
• performing arts
• design

We do not place limits on the length, or on the number of pieces an artist may submit for each issue, but we do ask that each piece be in keeping with our quarterly theme. Our preferred file types are: .docx, .pdf, .jpeg, .png, and .mp4. Please include your name in the file name of any attachments. Email the editor with any questions, at editor@rememberedarts.com. 

We nominate for the Pushcart Prize.

Frequently Asked Questions:

When will I hear from you?

For all material submitted in advance of the submission deadline, we will send a publication decision before the publication of the next quarterly issue. Materials received after the deadline will be considered for the following issue.

Do you accept simultaneous submissions or previously published material?

We do accept simultaneous submissions. We ask that you inform us immediately if your work has been accepted by another publication. Previously published materials will only be considered with the written consent of the publisher.

Do you offer compensation?

The Remembered Arts Journal is a completely free publication, created to encourage artistry at all levels. In order to keep our content free of cost, we do not offer financial compensation to our contributors.

What are your terms of publication?

If your work is accepted, you will receive a contract for a license to publish it. Under our terms, contributors retain the rights to their work. We ask to be informed prior to any republication, and to be acknowledged as the original publisher. Our full terms of publication may be found in under “Intellectual Property” in our site-wide terms of service.