The summer 2016 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Danila Rumold (Form and Formlessness), Debra Small (The Rim Fire Aftermath), Jane Soodalter (I Am the Lorax), and Carolyn WarmSun (Spirit of Nature, Nature of Spirit); fiction and non-fiction by Carol Harada (Starlings), Tim Keane (Drawn Into It), Michael Onofrey (Graphite on Paper), Nancy Schrock (Meeting Henry), Leah Van Vaerenewyck (Writing Again), and Christopher Woods (Comings, Goings); and poetry by Marita Garin (Landscape). Regular columnists are Peter Azrak (God-in-Love), Vincent Louis Carrella (Portal), and Leslie Ihde (You Are the Mountains). This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Still Point VIII.

The summer 2017 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Ellen McMahill, Michael Page Miller, Judith Munro, and Louise Parms;  and fiction, non-fiction, and poetry by Ann Copeland, Terry Sanville, Jan Shoemaker, Gail Tyson, Roy Money, Irene Naested, Daniel Buccieri, and David Denny. Regular columnists are Peter Azrak, Vincent Louis Carrella, and Leslie Ihde. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition "Still Point IX."

The spring 2017 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Shoshanna Ahart, Nina Clayton, Pat Hinchliffe, and Marcie Scudder;  and fiction and non-fiction by Greg Bogaerts, Jesse Curran, Damhnait Monaghan, Hugh Moss, Karla Van Vliet, and Patty Somlo. Regular columnists are Peter Azrak, Vincent Louis Carrella, and Leslie Ihde. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition "It's Not Easy Being Green."

The winter 2016 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by M. J. Edwards (Memory: Transfer, Trace, and Transition), Katarzyna Lappin (California Landscapes), Jeffrey Stoner (Goats of Roan), and Michael Washburn (Unworldly Landscapes: Namibia); fiction and non-fiction by Rebecca Berg (Wendy's Room), Austin Gilmour (Darkness in the Eastern Sky), Jacqueline Guidry  (Conjurer's Craft), Michael Paul Hogan (Li Bin), Matthew Hummer  (This Is Not the Future), and Naomi Beth Wakan (The Art of Solitude). Regular columnists are Peter Azrak (I Pray For a Life of Going Nowhere), Vincent Louis Carrella (The Old Barn), and Leslie Ihde (On Throwing Things Away. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Solitude.

The fall 2016 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Claire Lewis Evans (Magical Passes), Andy Ilachinski (Meditations), Amy Kanka Valadarsky (Inner Gardens), and Karla Van Vliet (Devotion's Sign); fiction and non-fiction by Rebekah Mays (The Beautiful), Sara Voss (Redemption), Dorothy Rice  (I AM the Art Department), Veronica Popp  (An Artist's Beginning), A. D. Ross (Building a Perfect Cylinder ), and Charlene Langfur  (The Poetry House); and poetry by Jane Vincent Taylor (Light on Oil Can). Regular columnists are Peter Azrak (God-in-Love, Part II), Vincent Louis Carrella (The Born), and Leslie Ihde (Shibori: An Exercise in Seeing). This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition The River.

The spring 2016 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Ralph Hassenpflug (Exile), Charlotte Lees (Sculpture 2016), Sheri Marcus (Elemental FireWater), and Carol Myers (Intimations of Spirit); fiction and non-fiction by Threasa Meads (How to Map a Rainbow), Mary Elizabeth Pope (Changing Seasons), Lauren Rabb (The Summer of Schuyler Martin), Janet Sunderland (Life in Moments), and Naomi Beth Wakan (Poetry That Heals); and poetry by Gail Peck (The Underpainting). This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition The Simple Beauty of Nature.

The winter 2015 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Susan Breen (Squares), Dan Pyle (Charcoal Drawings), Rebecca Rothey (One Step at a Time), and Richard LeBlond (Outports); fiction and non-fiction by David Gardner (Following the Yellow Brick Road), Gail Tyson (An Unexpected Education), Matthew Brennan (Chartres), Roy Money (Minor White and the Quest for Spirit), Linda Faulkner (Becoming), and Dorothy Rice (The Reluctant Artist: JOE RICE 1918-2011); and poetry by Wally Swist (Glass) and J. R. Solonche (Jackson Pollock and Grandma Moses). This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Simplicity.

The fall 2015 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Roberta Dixon (breaking free . . . a new beginning, Gary Engle (Rocky River Basin), Rebecca Koury (Movement Series), and Marko Susla (Streams of Consciousness); fiction and non-fiction by Daniel Buccieri (Color Bars), Peter Fiore (Red Vinyl), Lily MacKenzie (LA Story), Stephen Poleskie (Wednesdays at Laura's House), Renee Thorne (The Way of Ariadne), Phoebe Tsang (Model Shown is Actual Size), and Carla Woody (Through the Dark); poetry by Falconhead (Leon Dabo), K. S. Hardy (Rembrandt Goes Mad at the MOMA), and Katherine Simmons (At Night Near the Church at Auvers); and columns by Peter Azrak (Suffering and Creativity), Vincent Louis Carrella (Lemmings), and Leslie Ihde (Basho's Fault). The issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Rectangles, Triangles, Circles: The Shape of Life.

The summer 2015 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Maya Chachava (True Blue), Patricia Steele Raible (Looking Through the Mirror), and Judy Reinford (Dusk and Dawn on Martha's Vineyard); and fiction and non-fiction by Leslie Ihde (The Image in Reverse), Rebecca Kirschbaum (Plastic Blub), W. A. Polf (Lunch at the Dahesh), and Laurie Schreiber (The Fantastical World of Sharon Arnold). The issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Still Point VII.

The spring 2015 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Louis Ebarb (Street Dance: NYC), Cheryl Rau (Abstract Collection), and Hadass Shereshevsky (Children of Delight). Fiction and non-fiction is by W. C. Bamberger (Almost Certain), Michael Washburn (Break-in on Woodward), Naomi Beth Wakan (Film Noir), and Ross Neher (My 40 Years in Soho). This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Chasing the Light (Finding the Shadow). 

The winter 2014 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Dave Clough, Zoey Frank, and Arthur Kvarnstrom. Fiction and non-fiction is by David Athey, Diana Crane, Michael Pikna, and James Silas Rogers. Poetry is by Aileen Bassis and Anthony Labriola. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Blue: Color of the Clear Sky and the Deep Sea. 

The fall 2014 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Matthew Derezinski, Jane Paradise, and Bethany Rachelle Swanson. Fiction and non-fiction is by David Griffin and Jennifer Sinor. Poetry is by John Azrak and Raphael Kosek. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Earth Water Fire Air: Our World in Abstract. 

The summer 2014 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Jacqueline Doyle Allison, Bobby Baker, Linda Pearlman Karlsberg, and Susan Landor Keegin. Fiction and non-fiction is by Joe Baumann, Ruth Ann Blynt, Nigel Featherstone, and Larry Smith. Poetry is by Paul Freidinger, Anthony Labriola, William Miller, and Sarah Brown Weitzman. Poetry is by John Azrak and Raphael Kosek. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Still Point VI. 

The spring 2014 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features art and photography by Rachel Burgess, Constance Culpepper, and Jane Soodalter. Fiction and non-fiction is by Jann Everard, K. S. Hardy, Helen M. Knowlton, and Agnieszka Stachura. Poetry is by Diana Pinckney and Lauren McKenzie Reed, and Tom Whayne. This issue also features images from Still Point Art Gallery's exhibition Landscapes by Day - Landscapes by Night. 

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