The Missing Slate serves as a vehicle for all forms of art—visual and literary—with intent to uphold free speech. We honor talent in any and all its forms and try to incorporate as many styles and cultures within our published material.
We are not deluding ourselves into thinking we know all there is to know about writing and art, which is why we’ll often include craft based articles and information from established artists. The average age of the team is 26, but age is just a number. We know art can’t be quantified but in a time where information is freely available, we believe setting a benchmark for quality is imperative. There may be opinions you won’t always agree with, but the debate is open and you’re free to tell us what you think.
The Missing Slate hopes to always provide a platform to those who have something to say and are unafraid to say it. We will give our writers and editors protection if they wish to say something but choose not to have a byline, and have often published material considered “thorny” or “taboo” in the past and will continue to do so. In the future, we hope to be able to pay the talent we feature and seek donations to that effect. If you’d like to donate, please contact us and we’ll set something up.
The Missing Slate is a non-profit endeavor and seeks to further art and artists wherever they may be in the world. If talent can’t be quantified, it can’t be mapped either.
