An online publication that
strives to build a proud COMMUNITY OF DIVERSE VOICES.
ABOUT PEARL PRESS
An online publication that strives to build a proud community of diverse voices. Pearl comes from the founder's grandmother's Yiddish name, Polina. The founder's grandparents were both artistic and creative in everything they did. Her grandfather, a writer and painter who always wanted to capture his muse, Polina, in the most beautiful of ways.
It was important to them to have many artist's voices celebrated and heard in their life. The founder wanted to continue this passion for art through Pearl Press by growing a community of artists who are looking to uplift one another.
CURRENT ISSUE
As the year comes to a close and we begin to reflect on our accomplishments and our goals for the following, let us embrace who we are and what we've grown to become. This issue shows off the faces behind our Pearl Press submitters, both new and former. This will be the first of an ongoing series of self-portrait issues.
ALL ISSUES
Send an email with your written or visual work; include your (1) name, (2) bio, (3) titles and description of the work. If you are sending visual work, make sure it is at least 300 dpi. If you are submitting written work, please send as a PDF. There is no max or min amount of work you can send, but keep in mind that only some of the work might be selected.
Every issue will have a concept that you can interpret in anyway you would like. Some work from each issue will be displayed on @pearl.press as well, so include (4) a website and (5) Instagram handle! Thank you and happy submitting!
OPEN CALL: hail mary (read more)
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FOUNDER
A fine arts photographer and creative writer who focuses on documentary work and personal projects. Delilah works primarily with medium format film and tries to find ways of having a hands on approach with her work whether it be printing in the darkroom or scanning. Her work has been published by Dashwood Books, Waif Magazine, Aint-Bad and Sissy Screens. Delilah continues to write about her family, her relationships, and her connection to femininity.