Radx Magazine

The list is up!!!

Inside Out City is a public art project that digitally collects local art and projects them onto public spaces across the City of Jacksonville. Art forms include, but are not limited to - visual art, photography, poetry, animation, dance, and video.

The first projections begin with a kick-off event on July 9th, utilizing abandoned buildings in Springfield. Pop-up projections are to follow in various neighborhoods across the city. This project is made possible by the JAX ARTS Project grant program funded by PNC bank in partnership with the Cultural Council.

Submissions for the July 9th event ends on June 21st.

Check out .out.City or visit www.insideoutcity.com to submit your work and gain more insight!

Hope you participate! 👏👏👏

The wait is OVER. After much anticipation, the time has finally come for Radx Magazine’s 6th issue: PERSEVERANCE.

👇Get yours here 👇
https://radxmag.com/product/vol-6-persevere-digital/

The past year brought with it many setbacks and disruptions to our lives. Our goal at Radx has always been to foster connections between artists and provide a stage for the often overlooked and seldom appreciated artist. One of the ways we were able to accomplish this in the past was through hosting local events that encouraged networking between like-minded creatives.

Like many others, we were challenged to adapt and accommodate to an ever-changing artistic landscape with the onset of the pandemic. In essence, we knew we had to "think more digitally" and provide a way for unbelievable works of art to exist virtually and be accessible anywhere.

In this issue, we made it our sole priority to highlight artists such as and who both found ways to prosper through times of adversity. This release is comprised of works of art that capture the translation of persevering to various artistic mediums.

Cover by Traci Mims Artist

Cre8Jax’s list of events is out!! Make sure you stop by or two (or all) to support your local community!

- FROM THE VAULT -

"A lot of time people stay on the surface level of things and I've always wanted to challenge people to go in deep because that's what was training me to be from the gut, from the root, and to help people. It's okay to cry. It's okay to feel. It’s okay to connect. It's okay to be present."

Local dancer Rochelle Underdue celebrates the value of vulnerability through dance! 🔥✨ Read the full article on the website. 👇
https://radxmag.com/beauty-of-dance-rochelle-underdue/

We’re going through some changes and in the interest of transparency, we want to be open with you and let you know what to expect from us in the next couple of months!

We’d like to take some time to take the advice that we shared in our previous issue and FOCUS.

The goal behind Radx has always been to uplift creatives of all types, but we also want to be a small business that takes the care to be accessible to a diverse readership. In order to live up to this dream of ours, the Radx team needs to take a PAUSE and shift the way we move.

But have no fear! We won’t be disappearing any time soon.

WHAT TO EXPECT?

We’ll be publishing our sixth issue, PERSEVERE, in a digital format on June 5, 2021. After this, we’ll be taking a short break to evaluate our approach to content and how we publish it.

We’ll be back in August 2021 with a fresh take. During this break we’ll also be posting digital content to the website.

We’ll still be here if you need us! Don’t hesitate to reach out with any inquiries you may have about submissions or collaborations.

Submissions for our 6th issue have been extended to MAY 7!

You can view our theme and submission info for Vol. 6, PERSEVERE, which will be published digitally on June 5, 2021.

We are looking for works that embody the spirit of perseverance. Powerful works that have a connection with overcoming.

How can art help us achieve our goals in spite of life’s challenges?

Vol VI: PERSEVERE - Radx Magazine Vol 6: Persevere Submissions Persevere Our sixth issue will be released digitally on June 5th. The theme will be "PERSEVERE." Show us a work that you created which embodies perseverance or work you created to overcome an obstacle. How can art help us achieve our goals in spite of life& ...

Check out this important exhibit!

A Yellow House Virtual Exhibit MAGIC, MIRTH, AND MORTALITY: Musings on Black Motherhood with featured artists Shawana Brooks, Marsha Hatcher, Tatiana Kitchen, and Cheryl McCain

Exciting news! The Jacksonville Dance Theatre will be returning to the stage soon for their 9th annual concert! Join them at The Florida Theatre on May 8th to witness an evening of both new and acclaimed pieces from the company ensemble and visiting artists.

Check out the programming here: https://radxmag.com/jdt/