Deadline: March 1st
Publication Date: March 8th
The theme for this publication is “gratitude”
So we ask,
What are you grateful for?
Creating might be a great way to help you express or figure out what you are grateful for. If you have any artwork or literature that you have expressed this gratitude through, we would love for you to share it with us. It is important for our team to build a safe space for people to come and be reminded of the wonderful things we have surrounding us. We look forward to seeing your beautiful works of art!
Future Reflections depicts the artist with eyes shut, reflecting on their hopes and goals for their future in an abstract dream-like setting. All materials except the photograph of the artist were scanned into a computer. The natural materials were all gathered while on a walk with their two-year-old child. Margaret is studying Graphic and Web …
Memory—tricky, slippery, fluid, changeable Every remembering physically changing that memory in the very synapses of the brain My brother recently said of my mother, she was always ready to laugh I said, I can’t remember her laughing, ever I have no memory of her laughing, I said Then it came to me in the middle …
I love capturing vibrant colors on camera as well as exploring Oregon. I’m 20 years old in my second year at Lane. This photo was taken at skinners butte park on a rainy day last year. This photo is one of my favorites. Find more work on Instagram!
Alex Starke is a graduate of the University of Oregon with a degree in Medieval Studies and a minor in Early Modern European History. He met his wonderful wife, Anne, while singing in the Johann Strauss operetta, Die Fledermaus. He and Anne currently reside in Eugene, Oregon with their Pack of Jack Russell terriers. Alex …
Gratitude: Thor, my heart and soul | By Alexander G Starke Read More »
Alex Starke is a graduate of the University of Oregon with a degree in Medieval Studies and a minor in Early Modern European History. He met his wonderful wife, Anne, while singing in the Johann Strauss operetta, Die Fledermaus. He and Anne currently reside in Eugene, Oregon with their Pack of Jack Russell terriers. Alex …
Gratitude: Sunset off the Oregon Coast | By Alexander G Starke Read More »
Alex Starke is a graduate of the University of Oregon with a degree in Medieval Studies and a minor in Early Modern European History. He met his wonderful wife, Anne, while singing in the Johann Strauss operetta, Die Fledermaus. He and Anne currently reside in Eugene, Oregon with their Pack of Jack Russell terriers. Alex …
I thought I’d made it through the storm.That we clashed, and went our separate ways,As far away from each other as the world would allow.But the storm did not move.While I sailed, it stood raging,The eye was far wider than I let myself believe.Now the storm sifts through the wreckage,My disappearance only provokes,What can be …
A Citlalmina Xochitl Rios is a poet, photographer, and printmaker living in Eugene, Oregon. She is currently an art major at Lane Community College, in fall 2021 she will be attending College of Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. She can be found on Instagram @citlalminaxrios Her website is www.acxrios.com
A Citlalmina Xochitl Rios is a poet, photographer, and printmaker living in Eugene, Oregon. She is currently an art major at Lane Community College, in fall 2021 she will be attending College of Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. She can be found on Instagram @citlalminaxrios Her website is www.acxrios.com
