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Teen Eye Magazine is an international online magazine created entirely by teens, for teens.
Our quarterly issues feature three main categories of content: art, fashion, and culture. Within these, we publish articles about modern events: those that are interesting, exciting, and often controversial - because we focus on the issues that teens today care about. We aim to give them a platform where they are taken seriously as they deserve to be. The members of our generation are truly the catalysts of change, so Teen Eye strives to support young artists and designers who spark the flame. Our contributors are solely and exclusively writers, creators, and artists who are nineteen or younger, because who better to inspire the new generation than those who are part of it?
The first issue of Teen Eye Magazine was released in Spring 2015: it was over a hundred pages long, and was designed and directed by four teens who had never met outside of the computer. Today, the publication has over 850,000 views. Our readers span continents, and this viewership gives our contributors the chance to get their voices heard.
Each Teen Eye issue will have a unique theme to give our editions coherency - something to tie articles, interviews, and photos together. We also feature an editorial shot and styled by teens, which gives young creators an opportunity to become involved in the industry and have the funding to create something beautiful.
In our issues to come, the Teen Eye staff will continue to work hard to curate and create interesting content for their readers, while reporting on important social issues, supporting small businesses, and promoting creative freedom.
Teen Eye ISSUE 7: The SUBCULTURE Issue
PITCHES FOR ISSUE 7 ARE CLOSED.
On September 6th, Justice Indu Malhhotra declared that “history owes an apology to members of the LGBT community for the delay in ensuring their rights” in regards to her role in helping decriminalize gay sex. In celebration of India’s landmark ruling, the editors highlight our five queer figures from history. Nuns, sexologists, and everything in between.