Welcome to The Anartist Collective Creative Arts Magazine & Review

Come inside and find independent artists, musicians, performers, craftsmen and other creators plus more!

The Anartist Collective and Shelly Olmstead

Nov 09, 2025

The Anartist Collective Creative Arts Magazine and Review is a crowdsourced creative arts magazine focused on spotlighting independent artists, musicians, filmmakers, performers, craftsmen and more with event and venue reviews of smaller creative spaces all over the country and the world with every level of creative artist from hobbyist to professional. From artist features, interviews, event and small business spotlights, indie pirate radio, creative art reviews, thought pieces and more we’ll be providing a whole host of content to find new creative artists and craftsmen. If you are an artist, musician, writer, filmmaker, craftsman of any type or own a smaller gallery and/or venue and would like your work to be featured you can DM me here, on any of our social media accounts found at our Linktree, or email me at shelly@anartistcollective.com. I welcome people to be added as contributors and represent yourselves and your work. I’ll also be more than happy to feature your work myself. And if you know of a lot of creative artists and craftsmen, go to a lot of arts-related events, know of some really cool creative businesses you would like to share or would like to contribute in any other way just let me know and you can contribute to our magazine. You don’t have to be an artist yourself, just an appreciator of the arts and you can contribute as little or as much as you want (within reason), a one-time guest contributor (if you don’t want to join Sustack and would like to still conribute a guest feature article, review or more you can just email it to me at shelly@anartistcollective.com) or a regular contributor and therefore a part of the collective. I would also love some articles, video and even audio on art history, theory, practice, music theory, philosophy of different aspects of creativity and other things so if you have something along those lines you would like to contribute it’s very welcome. It’s an anarchist creative arts collective. No membership, just contributors sharing the creative people and endeavors we find and I would like to keep that network of creatives going through the creative arts magazine because the real anartist art collective is not just me, it’s the entire creative collective consciousness.