Submissions are now open until January 16 for the next two upcoming issues: W\u0101hine<\/em>\u00a0and Good Grub.<\/em> Read on below to find out more!<\/p>\n The Vernacularist<\/em> provides a platform for investigation, discussion and expression of vernacular culture (culture particular to a people, place or time). Art, social development, architecture, creativity, politics, sub-cultures and gender are just some of the subjects explored through these publications. Each Vernacularist<\/em> represents a culmination of material created by multiple contributors in the form of artwork, photography, poetry, essays and more. The Vernacularist<\/em>\u00a0journals are printed in limited numbers and are also available online .<\/p>\n \n Three Vernacularis<\/em>t journals have been produced to date (click to view):<\/p>\n 1) Vernacular Perspectives<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n 2) True Community?<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n 3) The Environmental Issue<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n and two other journals have been published in the Vernacularist Identity<\/em> series (click to view):<\/p>\n 1) He W’akaputanga Mai o te Rangatiratanga – A Proclamation<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n 2) Flag It!<\/em> (online soon!)<\/p>\n Good Grub<\/em> is an expansive theme intended to include (but not limited to) articles about food (preferably not recipes) e.g. organics, food prices, food crises, a review of a food experience, an interview with a foodie you admire, cultural traditions or associations with food.<\/p>\n Download the Good Grub<\/em> contributor form by \u00a0clicking here.<\/a><\/p>\n When you have completed it please send it with along with your submission to: erin.forsyth@depotartspace.co.nz<\/p>\n![\"Good](\"https:\/\/nzculturalgenealogymapping.files.wordpress.com\/2014\/11\/good-grub-call-out.jpg\")
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