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Self-Construction Multimedia by Sophia Murray (click to enlarge images)

A contraceptive of one’s own Multimedia by Lisa Chen-Wing (click to enlarge images) “A contraceptive of one’s own” uses letterpress hand-set type to make pictures of common contraceptives in the style of emoticons. Left to right, the contraceptives are: birth control pills, IUD, vaginal ring, female condom and an implant. The images are printed on

Monster Multimedia by Krista Bailie (click to enlarge images)   Krista Bailie Monster, 2014 Paper, monofilament, acrylic, masking tape “The pregnant body is not one vulnerable to external threat, but actively and visibly deformed from within. Women are out of control, uncontained, unpredictable, leaky: they are, in short, monstrous.” – Margrit Shildrick This work attempts

Symmetry Photography by Sunny Chen

Narratives of Imbalance Visual Art by Aleezay Hashmi

Home (?) Photography by Xiao You Mok (click to enlarge images)

Movement & Form Photography by Calder Tsuyuki Tomlinson (click to enlarge images)  

“Symmetry Lores” visual art by Jason Fernando (click to enlarge images)

“The Dance” (跳舞的人) Artwork by Kim Cai

“Haven” Photography by Brooke Cooney

“Frame” Photography by Konstantin Prodanovic “Glass”

Library Card Series visual art by Lucas Glenn Co. dimensions: 5×7″ medium: paper on card The library card series is an ongoing collage project done on index and library cards. I form the compositions by taking content from a large and growing archive of print sources. The works represent the implementation of outside sources in

“Lax k’naga dzol” Photography by Tristan Ignas Menzies “gyiyaaks” Commentary These images were taken in Tsimshian traditional territory and are part of my own ongoing project of considering the identity of the Northwest Coast and the ways that this land is perceived in the popular eye. Whether mediated by news about environmental concerns or economic

“Acheron River” painting by Lily Jones acrylic, plaster, on canvas 48″ x 48″ Commentary In Greek mythology, the dead were ferried across the Acheron by the boatman, Charon, to the underworld. With “Acheron River”, I wanted to explore the relationship we have with these fantastical stories and how they are echoed in the present world

“From the Top” photo by Gabrielle Lieberman Commentary This is from an intersection in San Francisco, California, when my cousin was giving a driving tour of the city. As we got to this stop I stood up from the back seat, fascinated at the steepness of the hill in front of us – and snapped