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Featured Works Shuffle
Publication
A Leopard Can Always Change Its Spots
by Corinna Wyles-Plumley
As the sole author, designer, and illustrator, “A Leopard Can Always Change Its Spots” was truly a passion of mine and I have been so proud to share it. After finishing this book as a project in one of my classes, I went on to self publish it... More
Painting
To Get to the Other Side (Bawk Bawk) Pt. 3
by Adam Gourlay
Reflecting on the tipping point between not enough and too much, this panel explores arbitrary distinctions we can make using signs, letters, and numbers. I explored different organizing principles, which are there for us to help make sense of the... More
Photography
X - Thesis Exhibition GradEx #107 - For Jury Consideration
by Kassi Sheppard
"X" is the first series of a project focused on utilizing sustainable handmade crochet fashion to portray the liberation of objectification, reclaim and empower those who identify as women, using the traditionally objectified female form to reject,... More
Fashion
APHRODITE'S 'Coat of Arms'
by Adrian Baduria
APHRODITE XO - Outfit 1 Undergarment - Partial Cable Knit Mini Dress. Overcoat: Jumbo Crochet Overcoat
Mixed Media
I Called Home to Talk about School
by Alessandra Singh
Fear-inducing vulnerability in personal expression creates coexisting traits that form an illusion of distorted identity, presented in my work by fragmented faces. Using acrylic, texture, and woven canvas allowed me to cathartically present... More
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