Healing, Elissa Paula, pastel on toned paper
Healing, Elissa Paula, pastel on toned paper
Self Deflection, Camden McManamy, acrylic paint, marker, and colored pencil on wooden panel
Self Deflection, Camden McManamy, acrylic paint, marker, and colored pencil on wooden panel
Fire Within, Elissa Paula, acrylic and oil pastel on wooden panel
Fire Within, Elissa Paula, acrylic and oil pastel on wooden panel
Untitled, Harper Bond, Photography
Untitled, Harper Bond, Photography
Untitled, Harper Bond, Photography
Untitled, Harper Bond, Photography
Untitled, Harper Bond, Photography
Untitled, Harper Bond, Photography
Molly Pocket, Jake Honaker, Photography
Molly Pocket, Jake Honaker, Photography
Predators in Power, Maya Carr, Ink relief print on stonehenge paper from woodblock matrix
Predators in Power, Maya Carr, Ink relief print on stonehenge paper from woodblock matrix
A Woman’s Place, Harper Bond, Photography
A Woman’s Place, Harper Bond, Photography
Stargirl, Lauren Flanders, acrylic paint on wood
Stargirl, Lauren Flanders, acrylic paint on wood
Store Bought, Owen Ward, welded steel, this piece is a representation of the journey one takes while experiencing an abortion. In going through the process of helping a close friend get an abortion, this is a personal reflection on the cause and effects of the procedure, in a satirical manner. This piece was made as a tribute to that friend and to bring awareness to the choice that all people should have.
Store Bought, Owen Ward, welded steel, this piece is a representation of the journey one takes while experiencing an abortion. In going through the process of helping a close friend get an abortion, this is a personal reflection on the cause and effects of the procedure, in a satirical manner. This piece was made as a tribute to that friend and to bring awareness to the choice that all people should have.
Woman, Maya Carr, sketch with graphite on paper
Woman, Maya Carr, sketch with graphite on paper
Small Pulps, Cayleigh Brown, Poem
Small Pulps, Cayleigh Brown, Poem
The Excruciatingly Ugly Art of Womanhood, Clay Ersa Davis, Poem
The Excruciatingly Ugly Art of Womanhood, Clay Ersa Davis, Poem
Mist, Caroline Stageman, acrylic paint on panelboard
Mist, Caroline Stageman, acrylic paint on panelboard