Tell Me a Lie
Xinyu Luo
About the Author
Xinyu Luo is an XE graduate student.
another world is possible (it’s just a sweet, sweet fantasy, baby)
another world is possible (it’s just a sweet, sweet fantasy, baby)
by Joshua Thomen
Fabric, embroidery thread, quilt batting / Fabrication assistance by Andy Phillips
72 x 29 x 5 inches
About the Artist
Joshua Thomen is an artist based in Los Ángeles, California working toward their MFA in Art at University of California, Irvine and received their undergraduate at California State University, Long Beach in Sculpture/4D in 2019. Their work reflects on personal memory, […]
The Mermaid
The Mermaid
by Devin Wilson
iPad drawing
32 x 26 inches
About the Artist
Devin Wilson is a queer interdisciplinary artist, curator, and writer. Devin is currently a first-year visual arts MFA candidate at the University of California, Irvine. Their work focuses on the intersection of queerness and technology in science fiction to imagine alternate possibilities of the future. Devin states that “as a genre, speculative fiction is inherently queer using imagery that goes beyond binaries […]
Forest Witch
Forest Witch
by Shannon Gardner
Ink on paper
11 x 14 inches
About the Artist
Shannon Gardner appreciates the spontaneous process of nature and strives to explore Earth’s unearthed beauty and imitate its natural imperfections. She creates art depicting disturbing and horrifying work with elements of occult symbolism and iconography. Her interest in the macabre began while studying nature and the paranormal at a young age. The ethereal mood of her work reaches the extreme and […]
Eye Plant
Eye Plant
by Shannon Gardner
Watercolor and ink on paper
5 x 7 inches
About the Artist
Shannon Gardner‘s use of watercolor and India Ink are unforced and create beauty within flaws while crafting an earthy grunge appearance. This technique assists the viewer to observe the Asian aesthetic Wabi Sabi, appreciation of imperfections. Her use of dots create an impression of a technical drawing. Stippling creates clusters of value implying crisp texture and depth, giving the […]
Whistling
Whistling
by Ann Privateer
Tree lights, necklaces, clay pig whistle
About the Artist
Ann Privateer is a poet, artist, and photographer. Some of her work has appeared in Third Wednesday and Entering.
underground corrida
underground corrida
by Jeronimo “Nomadecollage”
Magazine paper
About the Artist
Jeronimo “Nomadecollage” is a young artist born in Belgium and is now living in Portugal. Nomadecollage has been living life with paper and utensils for several years, exhibiting work in several Belgian and Portuguese galleries. Nomadecollage loves meeting people from different worlds, debating and exchanging points of view, and creating surrealist art with a subtle dose of reality. Nomadecollage’s work examines the different faces of human beings, […]
Fantasy Birds
Fantasy Birds
by Melissa Ceren
Calligraphy ink, digital drawing, coloring, sketching
2999 x 3999 px
About the Artist
Melissa Ceren is an artist and researcher with a BA in Forensic Psychology from CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Ceren is interested in how drawing or artistic development can impact educational curriculum, cultural identity, acculturative stress, and risk-taking behaviors in immigrant adolescents. Her portfolio centers around artistic themes that influence her, specifically the socio-economic and political […]
Celestial Autumn
Celestial Autumn
by Garrett Flagg
iPhone 12 Snapseed double exposure
Boyd Weymouth Center Park
About the Artist
A retired educator, Garrett Flagg devotes his time to drawing, painting, photography, poetry and pickleball. He has traveled widely and published poetry in a variety of journals including: Third Wind, Cream City Review, Greensboro Review, South Florida Review, McGuffin, etc. He lives in North Carolina and maintains a […]
Hand in Hand
Hand in Hand
by Cristián Pietrapiana
Acrylic and ink on paper
About the Artist
Originally from Buenos Aires, Cristián Pietrapiana lives and works in New York City. His work explores the vulnerability of human nature and its environment. Pietrapiana has been awarded the Sheldon Bergh Award, was recently selected by the City of New York’s DOT Art Program to create a site specific outdoors installation in LIC, Queens, selected artist of the LTA Program of the Guggenheim Museum, Chashama […]