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BURST by Maddy Kenner displays a portrait of a young female as well as the jealousy in womanhood. Her strong sideways gaze reflects feelings of self-love and the beautiful mystery behind nature.
Associate Curator
Sarah C. Asinugo

THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE by Ed Han highlights the ancestral effects of the sun. The artist leaves traces of yellow throughout the mountains and atmosphere to suggest how culture is also passed down by using sunlight.
Associate Curator
Sarah C. Asinugo

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Native American Heritage Day is a civil holiday observed on the day after Thanksgiving in the United States. We are celebrating Native American Heritage with an Exhibition.
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Curator’s pick: Vasu Tolia’s “Blue Monarch Butterfly.” In her acrylic painting, Tolia's focus is our emotional reaction as we focus on the butterfly on its perch: she has stated her desire is for her viewers to feel a sense of “peacefulness, calm serenity, or nostalgia." -Llewyn

PALM by Hannah Marie deepens the view of the heart's effect. By using deep and charred universal colors she connects biology to art. Her extension of the middle finger represents fluidity.
Associate Curator
Sarah C. Asinugo

MARINA OF THE SEA by Marina Capalli brings to surface the idea of beauty by highlighting water against a venetian idyllic female.
Associate Curator
Sarah C. Asinugo

Curator’s Pick: Osmar Reyes’s painting, “Into the Storm.” Reyes was inspired by the marine world, and merges classicism and surrealism all in monochrome blue, as though depicting the mind’s idea of Atlantis, or of the view of land from underneath the waves. -Llewyn

Curator's Pick of The Day:
I can't get enough of this one! The drama in her eyes and mouth could tell a whole story in itself. I love the pop of green, indicating a mysterious green light source. Her expression will have you wondering for hours.
-Shelby Tyler

SHINE by Ruslan Vigovsky brings to life the idea of abstract modern concerns. Multi-shaped spectrums refracting the light symbolize ideas of a passed and unforgotten energy.
Associate Curator
Sarah C. Asinugo