For teens, by teens
Blended is a literature and art magazine for teens by teens in San Juan County.
- Teens ages 12-18 can volunteer to be part of the team!
- Blended meets on Wednesdays at 4:30pm at the Farmington Public Library
Submit your work
Submit your work for publication in Blended.
Deadline: February 1, 2013
Pick up a release form in the Teen Zone
Get the 10th issue in the Teen Zone
at the Farmington Public Library!
Artist Showcase
Blended Zine Art featured in Lt. Governor's Office
(Farmington Public Schools)
Rebecca Boddy Amy Burke Kiesha Chavez Kanesha Curtis Emily Hamblin Kateland Harris Jensen Litke |
Man Ki Mak Maddie Ridgley Raquel Salazar Lane Staley Bryan Sturdevant Desmon Tippeconnie |
Blended Zine on New Mexico Style
Blended in Arts Perspective
Blended in Hitchiker
Article in the New Mexico State Library e-newsletter
Interview with our editor
Blended Zine's former editor, Erica Brown, was interviewed for Pat Mora's blog!
Weekly meeting
Blended Zine staff has a meeting every Wednesday at 4:30 pm in the Teen Zone at the Farmington Public Library. Blended also has representation at the MTAC meetings, the first Thursday of the month @ 7pm
Help to organize and critique submissions. Bring new ideas! Share your graphic art style and compile the upcoming issue. Bring enthusiasm to help us promote Blended and continue its success!
Blended Mission Statement
Blended Zine was created to be an artistic outlet for teens in San Juan County. Blended strives to be a positive influence and helps teens stay connected and involved with the community. Along with the Farmington Public Library, Blended enlightens, enriches, and changes lives by providing innovative, optimistic and constructive influences for adolescents.
Ethic Statement
The Blended staff strives to be a good example for teens and to represent the Farmington Public Library and the City in a fair, appropriate, and professional manner.
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