08/09/2024
GloMag Artist Of The Month : August - September - 2024
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
IMPORTANT: Please send your work only by MS document or on the body of the mail. Write to: [email protected] or via messenger (ONLY). Deadline: 20th of every month. Poetry: Not more than 30 lines
Prose: Not more than 300 words
Bio: Not more than 100-110 words (STRICTLY)
Profile Pic: MUST
Pic for the work: MUST
Title: Optional.
06/09/2024
THANK YOU Ranjit Sahu 🙏 ❤
GloMag has been blessed with the very best of artwork ever since its inception due to the generosity of the artists and their willingness to gift us their artwork. Last month, we had one such artist at the helm, who had us all enthralled with the effortless brilliance of his brush work.
We have to move on to the next issue, but even as we do that, we look back with deep satisfaction to the issue that was and the beauty that filled our hearts with such delight.
Thank you so much, Ranjith, for gifting GloMag a very lovely Cover Pic and for sharing your artworks with us.
We, here on GloMag, wish you nothing but the best - and success in all your future endeavors.
Thank you so much! ❤
With Lots Of Love and Best Wishes,
The GloMag Family
27/08/2024
GloMag Artist Of The Month : July 2024 : Ranjit Sahu
TItle of cover pic
Blue Moon by Ranjit K. Sahu (Artist)
http://ranjitsahu.org
Brief Biosketch
Ranjit Sahu, was born in India and is a doctorate in biotechnology. At present he is employed as a Research Associate in the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, USA. He is an artist painting using oil and acrylic as media. His interests include portraits and landscapes as well a mother natural elements. He has recently developed an interest in photography. He has published two books of poetry in English (2005: A Year of Love (2005) and Drunk (2006) and one volume in KDP (Bits of Childhood). He also has published a volume of poems in Hindi (Kuch Lamhe Kuch Jazbaat (Some moments some feelings) 2014). His first collection of Odia poems, "Raati" was published in 2017. He is a freelance columnist as well and writes semi-technical articles for various magazines other than his routine research Presently he is working on several volumes of poems with different themes in English and Odia. He has traveled to different countries and included this experience in his collection of poems titled “Drunk”. His forthcoming collection of poems is “The Bronx to Boston and Back", a collection of English poems in free verse.
Painting/ Photography Exhibitions (Participations)
2015: Paintings 12x12 for BxArts Factory fundraiser.
2016: Whimsical Winter Wonders, Poe pArk centre, Bronx, New York, USA.
2017: Red Cross Bhavan, Bhubaneswar.Exhibition of paintings.
2017.Whimsical Winter Wonders, Poe Park Center, Bronx,New York, USA.
2018: July 2-August 11. Quiet Room Northside Library Charlottesville, VA, USA.
2018: July 2018- Cityscape, Charlottesville , VA, 22901. Photograph exhibit (Rain on Tulip) along with other members of Charlottesville Camera Club.
2019; January 2-31. Exhibition at Northside Library, Charlottesville, VA, USA. Exhibition of over 60 paintings in the corridor).
2020: Whimsical Winter wonders: Poe Park Center, Bronx,New York, USA.
2020: Exhibition of Photographs in Charlottesville, VA and nearby areas along with other members of Charlottesville Camera Club.
2022: Exhibition of Photographs in The Center at Belvedere, Charlottesville, VA and nearby areas along with other members of Charlottesville Camera Club.
2023: Exhibition of photo in The Center at Belvedere, Charlottesville, VA
2024: Exhibition of photos in Martha Jefferson Hospital, Charlottesville, VA. Upcoming exhibition in Rockfish Valley, September 6.2024.
Recognitions:
Author of the week (storymirror.com, for the story Shabdabhedi).
Honorable mention for photography (Washington Daffodil society, 2019).
Photography awards, Second and Third (Washington Daffodil Society, 2020).
Photography awards, Second and Third (Washington Daffodil Society, 2022).
Photography awards, Second and first place, Judges choice (Washington Daffodil society, 2023)
Photography awards, Honorable mention (American daffodil society, 2024.
Personal statement
I believe nature and humans share an intricate relation and most of my work revolves around nature and its elements and human relations. My purpose is to use art for both entertainment and to incite a love for nature in people. Art is an effective medium for healing from both stress and conflict in life. I have been involved with the event “Poetry Cafe” for over six years while residing in The Bronx, with a view to help the inmates of Palladia Inc., find a new meaning in life through interest in poetry and served as a judge in the competitions designed to encourage the inmates to express themselves. I believe that art is important to understand the beauty of our existence on the planet. I have been painting for about five years now using oil and acrylic as my medium. I am a self-taught, freelance painter and sometimes take the opinion of friends and colleagues during my work. I hail from a beautiful hilly region in India and am presently resident in another beautiful state Virginia of the United States. Through my art I want to examine the relation between nature and its various living and non-living components. In this regard I have exhibited my paintings in the events held at Poe Park Center, The Bronx under the ‘Whimsical Winter Wonder’ theme in the years 2016-2017 and 2017- 2018. I currently have a set of work being exhibited in the Quiet Room of JMRL, Charlottesville that covers the theme of spring.
A second purpose of my art ventures is to obtain donations for charity where applicable. In this regard, I have donated and participated in fund raising events organized by the Bronx Art Factory during my residence in New York City.
Presently I am working on a few themes, with ‘People and Seasons’ being the working theme that deals with the expression and experiences of people in different seasons. I have painted a few portraits based and few landscape based artwork done me for this theme and plan to continue it I am also working on a theme of paintings depicting wild and rural landscapes of India and Nepal to bring forth an awareness of the loss in habitats happening in that part of the world.
The present set being exhibited in JMRL is a work in progress on a theme titled, “Seasons and people”. This series features some work done to celebrate spring of 2018 and depicts the spring mood. The presents set is Titled, ‘Fragrance of spring’ and is the work done Spring 2018.
I have recently begun a webpage of my own http://ranjitsahu.orgwhere I plan to post my artwork. Art is an important aspect of quality life in modern times and I aim to use my spare time to use different art forms like poetry, paintings and photography to promote peace and joy around the world.
17/08/2024
For those who are confused, the gist is you need not send me any work this month.
17/08/2024
NEXT ISSUE OF GLOMAG WILL BE THE AUGUST-SEPTEMBR ISSUE
Hi GloMaggers,
I'm bringing out a combined issue of GloMag this time. The mag will be published on September 15 - 2024, mainly because I have some urgent personal work. Also, I need to continue streamlining the mag.
I already have all your work for August, so I will not be posting a Call For Submissions.
We do have a few new contributors this time.
Um...I have asked for work for September as well - and a lot of you have complied very graciously. Thank you so much! I will keep your work for October. Rest assured that I will be thanking each and every one of you who has written in.
And as for those who haven't, my eyes are on you. I will surely trouble you in October.
Love and Best Wishes,
Glory Sasikala
11/08/2024
Thank you soooo much for a lovely GloMag Day!
11/08/2024
GLOMAG JULY 2024
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10/08/2024
Waiting for dawn....
09/08/2024
FEB - 2025 BOOK COVER - Couldn't resist sharing...
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08/08/2024
GloMag Artist Of The Month
Ranjit Sahu
05/08/2024
Too many power cuts, making GloMag has become a question mark: still, with hope in heart, it's still GloMag week (tiny yay! 🥹
04/08/2024
GloMag Artist Of The Month : July 2024
Ranjit Sahu
04/08/2024
GloMaggers who're writing that they've already given me two poems: this one's for SEPTEMBER. 'Smore where that came from? 🐙
03/08/2024
GloMag Artist Of The Month : July 2024
Ranjit Sahu
03/08/2024
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR SEPTEMBER 2024 : DEADLINE : AUGUST 21 - 2024
Hieeee!!
Yup, here I am again and it gives me great pleasure in troubling you all on a regular basis. (Please don't throw me out.)
If your mind's going, "I just gave her two poems. What more does she want? Well...an ice-cream would be good, but I'll settle for a good poem or prose any time.
So, yes, please please pick up your pens and write 30 lines - you can write about ice-cream.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
IMPORTANT: Please send your work only by MS document or on the body of the mail. Please DO NOT send PDF or JPG formats.
Write to: [email protected] or via messenger.
Deadline: August 21 - 2024
Poetry: Not more than 30 lines
Prose: Not more than 300 words
Bio: Not more than 80-100 words
Profile Pic: Must
Pic for the work: Must.
Title: Optional.
Love and Best Wishes,
Glory
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THANK YOU Ranjit Sahu 🙏 ❤ GloMag has been blessed with the very best of artwork ever since its inception due to the generosity of the artists and their willingness to gift us their artwork. Last month, we had one such artist at the helm, who had us all enthralled with the effortless brilliance of his brush work. We have to move on to the next issue, but even as we do that, we look back with deep satisfaction to the issue that was and the beauty that filled our hearts with such delight. Thank you so much, Ranjith, for gifting GloMag a very lovely Cover Pic and for sharing your artworks with us. We, here on GloMag, wish you nothing but the best - and success in all your future endeavors. Thank you so much! ❤ With Lots Of Love and Best Wishes, The GloMag Family
THANK YOU!! <3 <3 We are 126 writers this time - FULL HOUSE! <3 To me, GloMag is a blessing - a spiritual experience - because I truly believe if something is not meant to be, it won't happen. If I've been able to sustain this magazine this long - we are now in the 9th year - it's only because it's meant to be. Sustained not through a smooth ride at all - but through some of the hardest times in my life. I fear I might be reincarnation of Scrat, the squirrel in Ice Age, who just won't let go of the acorn. The world may shatter where I stand, and I'd still hold on to GloMag tenaciously. Why? I don't know. Neither did Scrat. Just made that way, I guess. Blessing as it is, I did not expect things to go South this month. I had worked hard, collected the work and made the mag...and the world shook underneath my feet. My compu dithered, then died out completely, and I was left bargaining with a compu guy who dismantled it completely so he would have to pay less for it. Walking to and fro from his shop became the new routine. Trying to find a new compu became the new routine. Thankfully, I am blessed with a very patient son, and he drove me to and fro while I got a loan to enable me to buy a new compu immediately - the one I wanted, no compromise on that. It took us a week of travel to the bank, which is in Anna Nagar...near my old home...in what can be considered another city, I guess. So far away it is. I lost all my data, but that didn't worry me as I have most of it in my blog and in my mails. And finally, here we are - at the doorstep of a beautiful, beautiful issue of GloMag. The Cover, the prose and poetry.... So, so, exhilarating! Wah!! We are 126 writers this time - FULL HOUSE!! Every time I bring out a book, I find that all you writers put your best foot forward. Each work is like a completely different color in the rainbow, so fascinating, so thought-provoking. So, yes, I must pause a moment, inhale deeply - and I guess Scrat and I - one and the same - d
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES IMPORTANT: Please send your work only by MS document or on the body of the mail. Please DO NOT send PDF or JPG formats. Write to: [email protected] or via messenger. Deadline: Varies every month Poetry: Not more than 30 lines Prose: Not more than 250 words Bio: Not more than 80-100 words Profile Pic: Must Pic for the work: Must. (Please provide link) (Please check copyright issues) Title: Optional.
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I am a _ (poet, novelist, writer, etc) residing in _ (current city, and country ONLY). I work as _ (current profession ONLY). I have contributed to various anthologies (if relevant. DO NOT mention the anthologies). I have also published (novels, poetry anthologies - please mention numbers, but do not mention names). Any one other (recent) accomplishment (only one and only one sentence allowed).
