Wednesday, February 20, 2008

God por'n Mission Design

Zine Mission Statement: God Por’n

It has come to my attention that a reader has been allowed the ability to come to what ever conclusion they choose to in the interaction or viewing of works or art. Artists like Andy Worhol may be my arch enemy: is saying art should be explained if it can be. God Por’n will be a lite magazine that deals with different mediums of art, though predominantly poetry, with the intention to allow the reader into the artist’s mind.

This will be achieved by allowing each writer or artist who is chosen towards a certain issue to respond in a sort of blog form on each piece for that article. With the author’s explanation last the reader can see how different, close or similar the perspective they had against the perspective of all the other writers who made it in for that issue and the original author as well for every piece selected.

The meaning of God Por’n:

What if God had pornography? What would that be like. It wouldn’t be of naked woman or gay men being together. The porn of God is art itself. This Lite mag are issues of the pornography of God pouring off of the page and into your minds for the betterment of the critiquing population. Each issue will be genre specific and have it’s own style complimenting the information provided. The function as stated above will be to create a telescopic lens that multiplies the definition of what a single piece of work is before and after it leaves the artists mind and is shared with any one else. A reader will be allowed to conclude on what the work is and then experience personal essays that expound further on the technical nuances they may or may not have been able to perceive.

The essays should be just as creative as the pieces selected and any person submitting a piece will be required to respond to all other submissions in a timely manner, with little to no interacting with other writers about the works, with the intent to provide positive feedback that allows each piece to ultimately become more in meaning and weight than it would have had otherwise.

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