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March & April​​​​
​2023

Women :: Non-binary :: Art :: Fiction :: Poetry

Part of a woman's body, clad in yellow, against a blue sky, with a landscape containing fish, animals, insects, and plants draped like a blanket in front of her
Neem Tree / Purbasha Roy
Backyards of several houses, seen from above. The yards contain people engaged in various tasks, one holding a child, others seated or standing
Seasonal / Suzanne Langlois
On the right, someone stands on a ladder, pours a cascade of blue liquid toward a yellow basin that sits on the floor. Near the basin, a figure on its knees with its hands in the liquid as it falls. Lit candles stand nearby.
My Mother Teaches Me How to Stargaze / Heather Qin
As though the x-ray of a female organ featured shades of green, yellow, fuschia and brown, delicately rendered
Lipstick / kwan ann tan
Against a bright, colorful background, four indistinct figures disposed on the rails of a fence
Rumination / Natalie Marino
Faces of two people and part of a third, with their arms up in the air, fists clenched, mouths open as though shouting
Advice from Strangers / E.N. Walztoni
Black background with white text: Artist Aiyana Masla Interview & Gallery
Street scene with half-a-dozen people, some gazing in a window, others walking, one carrying a purple umbrella, the central figure carrying flowers, wearing a green dress and black boots
When people ask me how I am, I never tell them / Kate Sweeney
Four people seated on a blue blanket, as though for a picnic. The air that surrounds them is green
BURIAL / Nicole Brooks
As though screen-captured in a Zoom call, windows into the lives of a number of individuals, engaged in various domestic activities
Come Close: Artist Interview
Sepia-hued scene of a city street, with steps leading up to houses to the right and three figures, two in the foreground, one in the distance; pole of a streetlamp stands on the left
Not That Gretel / Marion Brown
Scene on a rainy street, with almost everyone huddled under umbrellas. One person pushes a stroller
Easter / Melissa Eleftherion
Against massive waves and a stormy sky, the figure of a person seated in a little boat
I remember my mother's hands / Li Chen
Against a peach-colored sky, two figures, holding hands. Their bodies are composed of scenes from nature, one with plants, a pond, and a frog, the other with a rowboat and people walking
Photo album for the last time I went to China / Maggie Yang
Partially concealed in a lush, dim-lit landscape, two indistinct figures sit very close to each other
Esther Consorts with Hegai / Carol Barrett
Figures sprawled or seated, in positions indicating comfort and contentment, on a green lawn
Hiraeth as Adoptee / Jen Stein
Crowd scene of multiple individuals looking in sundry directions and engaged in varied activities
Artemis / Jen Grace Stewart
March / April 2023
Artist: Aiyana Masla. View full gallery here. 

  
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