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MORPH NON-FICTION WRITERS WORKSHOP 21st AUGUST 2010
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Morph magazine welcomes you to its creative community.
Morph is an alternative approach to art and culture. Morph is here to show that there's more to the arts than work seen in a gallery or performed on a stage; that creative geniuses abound in every guise; that art does not have to be elitist or high-brow to live up to the label; that life is encrusted with fine jewels of creative thinking; that artists are seers capable of transforming a society fast becoming one dimensional; that art encompasses all visions and emotions. It is celebratory, analytical, critical, prophetic and heretical - breaking down barriers to the way the world is viewed.
Morph promotes and celebrates local culture with a small is beautiful pro-community philosophy. Morph makes it possible to believe that the world we live in does not have to be a continued reproduction of earlier generations, an amble to planetary immolation; that there are alternative, creative ways of viewing and living in the world.
MORPH was started by the Depot Artspace who wanted to share the privilege of exposure to so much significant talent; artists, writers, poets, musicians, inventors and creative thinkers. Everyone DOES have a creative bone in their body. Creating is as essential as breathing but maybe less evident because too many rules involving power brokers and gate keepers have put creativity into a small box and labelled it elite.
Morph is about liberation of the creative spirit and that's why we are wide open to everything. Morph welcomes your input in any form: interviews, social commentary, poetry, photography, cartoons, illustrations and ideas all add to MORPH's identity.
True to its name Morph will continue to transmogrify along with time, circumstance and perspective that you, Morph reader, are able to bring to it. We have shifted from being a print magazine to an online only magazine. As well as many new contributions, including entertaining missives from our overseas correspondents, this site features articles in the six print editions of Morph over the years. Copies of most editions are kept in stock and are available on request.
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The Morph website features articles, overseas columnists, reviews and artist profiles. It talks about musicians, artists, actors, poets, initiatives and ideas of our time. In going online, Morph is adapting to the climate of change within conventional media society - the seismic shift toward the internet and the infinite possibilities it provides in the sharing of information.
Morph has never been conventional. It’s a magazine that celebrates the creative young person instead of exploiting them, or patronising their ability to represent themselves. An advertising-free production, it doesn’t attempt to mould trends or detract from the work and integrity of its contributors.
It’s an outlet for creativity and expression. Morph presents the chance to tell the world your stories, whilst being supported in your process. At Morph you can hone your writing skills, or try out new writing ideas. You can let us know about your observations of the world. You can tell us about those who inspire you. You can describe your community and the creativity that takes place around you. You can relate your vision for the future.
And MORPH is not only a writers' magazine, there’s a place for you on the site. Whether you are a photographer, sculptor, painter, illustrator, installation artist, printmaker, digital artist, ceramicist, metal/glass worker, street artist or poet there’s always a way to slot you into Morph.
Contact or visit us at The Depot Artspace or email morphmagazine(at)gmail.com
28 Clarence Street, Devonport, North Shore City.
Phone +64 9 963 2331
