An Online Magazine of Art, Literature and Subversion

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Bohème

• An Online Magazine of Art, Literature and
  Subversion

http//www.boheme-magazine.net
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Our Mission
Bohème
Bohème is a free publication dedicated to arts,
literature and opinion. Each month, Bohème
explores literature, cinema, music, theatre and
the visual arts of yesterday, today and tomorrow
with a point of view not found elsewhere. Bohème
believes in giving opportunities to artists who
have found no support from the establishment. We,
like many others, are disappointed with the
commercialisation of art today, the snobbish
exclusiveness of the art gallery and the
publishing world, and the overall lack of outlets
for non-connected artists and writers to have
their work discovered.
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Our Projects
Bohème
Some of our future projects include
Starting our own book publishing operation
Annual Bohème art exhibitions
Publishing a monthly print edition
Launching an online arts and literature
encyclopedia Offering more features on our websi
te
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Whats in Bohème?
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Bohème brings to its readers quality visual arts,
original literature and exclusive features on
culture, literature and art. Our website also inc
ludes online art galleries and offers each month
a current events calendar, games, and many other
features.
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Some of Whats in Bohème
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Cover Page
Contents
Featuring original visual art and highlights
An easy to browse guide to each issues features
Galleries
Events
Discover the artwork of Bohème artists
A calendar of upcoming cultural events
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Who is Bohème?
Bohème
Bohème is published online by The Bohème Magazine
Group, an informal collective of volunteer
starving artists from all over the world brought
together by the technology of the internet. We do
not represent or endorse any party, organisation
or company, but - as part of our mission - seek
to cooperate with artists and other similar
groups around the world to promote and assist
each other. To learn more about the members of
our group, or to contact us, please see the
Publication Info page on our website.
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The Bohème Staff
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Who Reads Bohème?
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Bohème Magazine is read by several thousand
readers every month, from around the world.
Since first coming online in May 2003 to November
2004, Bohème has had over 96,000 page views, over
35,400 total visits, and over 24,000 unique
visitors. The following charts illustrate in deta
il the demographics of our readership.
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Who Reads Bohème?
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Donations
Bohème
Bohème Magazine is a free publication that does
not receive regular financial support and does
not make any profit. To encourage us in our effor
ts and projects, and help the magazine stay
online, we invite you to make a donation of any
size to Bohème. For more information, please vis
it the Make a Donation page on our website.
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Submissions
Bohème
Bohème invites its readers to submit their
artwork and original literature for possible
publication in an upcoming issue.
If you are an undiscovered artist or writer
looking for an outlet such as Bohème, please read
the full guidelines on our Submit Your Work
page to learn how you can submit your work.
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Contact
Bohème
Bohème invites you to contact us with your
comments, questions or constructive feedback.
To contact an editor or a featured artist/author
please visit our Feedback page or write us at
boheme_at_boheme-magazine.net