MIXED MAG

MIXED mag

mixed mag

Click here to start reading

An online multimedia magazine promoting creatives of color + celebrating our multiethnic & multicultural narratives!

At Mixed Mag, we are always looking for new passionate members and contributors to join our team. 

If you’re looking to become a contributor, our email is always open! We can benefit from talents in any medium. Shoot your shot and let us know how you want to work with us!

Become a contributor

Click here

how we came to be

Creating Community

We wanted to connect artists of color and cultivate community online and in-person. Our community hubs are in New York City, D.C, LA, and Rio de Janeiro.

uplifting our voices

Mixed Mag was born out of our collective attempt to decolonize the magazine space and create a platform where intersectional stories are celebrated.

artistic growth

Off-screen, we found ourselves looking for ways to collaborate, create, and grow as artists.

Read ISSUE 19

(Issue 19) Feature: Kebra, a Hip Hop Culture Festival
"“Hip hop is not just a style of dance or music. Hip-hop is a culture of politics. A culture of favela politics, which has its fashion, its black money, which has all its issues of self-reliance. To be hip hop means seeking knowledge, seeking information and thinking collectively."
Click Here
(Edição 19) Destaque: Kebra, Festival de Cultura Hip Hop
"Hip-hop não é só um estilo de dança, nem só um estilo musical. Hip-hop é uma cultura de política. Uma cultura de política favelada, que busca, que tem sua moda, que tem seu black money, que tem todas as suas questões de se auto ajudar. Ser hip-hop é buscar conhecimento, buscar informação e pensar em coletivo."
Click Here
(Issue 19) Feature: Art All Night at the Howard
"I remember my earlier days, as a young singer new to the area, getting to know DC in all its glory, making lifelong friends, not to mention some nice coin at RP Shaw Brewpub. I would daydream during my breaks about the energy vibrating and circulating the building. Rumor has it that Duke Ellington first launched his performing career in this space, in what was a dive pool bar. Duke was just a kid, a D.C native playing piano for the folks hanging out on Black Broadway. Can you imagine? We could still feel it."
Click Here
Previous
Next
%d