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Featured Works
Illustration
Found Families
by Vincy Lim
Abuse towards the queer community, and large number of youths abandoned by their families due to being queer. As a response we build communities of our own and create “found families” and regain support systems by those who are accepting of us and... More
Publication
one for me and one to share
by Noa Billick
"one for me and one to share" is an accordion book inside a cat food can. Focused on the idea of the multiple, this book touches on rhizome theory, and the absence of hierarchy and accessibility of the book object. If there is no capital-O One, no... More
Photography
Vessel of Offerings
by Helen Tran
Each panel depicts teacup sets that convey a photographic dialogue for prayers and offerings to our ancestors. These porcelain vessels hold tea or water, which is symbolic of "holding conversations". Tea ceremonies are customary practice in China... More
Sculpture
Buy Buy Buy
by Gina D'Aloisio
This self-defeating object points to its own irony. Tote bags are a contemporary symbol for sustainability, while by their own nature, existing as a tool for consumption. This artist multiple employs humour to question opposing ideas of consumerism... More
Illustration
I don't understand
by Melody Yuan
I don't understand depicts two robots talking to each other starting with words and dialogs of common languages, and then moving on creating new languages and generating wildly unknown conversations.
Painting
Self Portrait / I Love Roses
by Jasmin-Nicole Amoako
A self portrait painted with soft pastels on paper. I love to depict myself in various real and imaginary backgrounds. Here, I am standing on a rose in the sky. I chose this composition because roses are my favorite type of flower.