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The Tapestries that Speak

Sep 7

Written By Sophie Kadan

by Charlie Friedland

My Dad Thinks I Think Too Much About Death

Growing Love

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‘It Seems the Shape’ by Oleksandr Pysanyi

“In my art, I try not to limit myself to established styles or techniques, preferring to explore something new. My works are diverse, because I like to “break” ordinary images i

‘Doorways’ and ‘Luminescent Hallway’ by Michelle Luther

“I work mainly in gouache and oil paint, and my subject matter consists of interior spaces and landscapes. I feel that individual spaces have a unique voice, and I

‘Flipped’ by Jessica Bednarcik

“My current artwork explores and interrogates nostalgia, memory, and repetitive thought through reiteration of high saturation colors and allusion to space. My figurative oil paintings start with unde

“A Typical Day in Damascus” by Fatima Algaz

“What Syrians do to pass their time: play a deck of cards called ‘Shaddah’ (شدة in Arabic). Syria welcomes all religions with the majority being Islam, and since gambling is f

“Nannette She Sleeps” by Brittany Worlinsky

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The ‘Release’ Series, by Alexander McCauley

Alex McCauley is a photographer and student from Ambler, PA, currently studying economics at Muhlenberg College. He is primarily focused on black and white portrait photography, with a special

“Smile!” By Ashley Gregorio

“Clean” by Jade Butay

“Drowning in Zeds” and “Cujo” by Georgia Hinaris

“Piscine de Reves” by Erin Kirk

“My 엄마 (Mom)” by Joy Son
48in x 36in, Acrylic Paint

This painting celebrates the bond between the women in Joy Son’s family. It depicts three generations of women as they dye the grandmother’s hair, symbolizing the passing do

“Make Art to Forget About Wars” by Anna Rabko

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