Stand Still; Fig Leaves

Growing up, I often felt the need to fit in and the fig tree throughout the years was always a reminder of belonging. My work is concerned with the ideas of home in the eyes of a child in comparison to adulthood.

Photography, Submissions, Photo JournalEvelina SarupiciuteMarch 3, 2020Photography, ArtComment

Home

I love allowing the viewer to create their own narrative from a captured moment in time and hope my work evokes feelings from the viewer, whatever that may entail such that they can be engaged with the piece.

Graphic Design, Craft, Submissions, Collage, Collage ArtLaura Kay KeelingFebruary 26, 2020Art, Collage Art, Artwork, Home, The Guest HouseComment

The Veneration of Global Beauty

Primarily, the theme of my work about portraying the sophisticated beauty of womxn, indiscriminate of their race or ethnicity.

Graphic Design, Illustration, SubmissionsTianna MorrisFebruary 24, 2020African Art, African American ArtComment

Ongoing

My camera acts as a barrier from interaction but also as a longing to connect to the world. I use it to remember events and people while creating something tangible so that others don’t forget me.

Film, Photography, Photo Journal, SubmissionsMarissa AlperFebruary 22, 2020Film Photography, Film, 35mm, Camera, ConnectionComment

Various Moments of Importance

This submission includes photos that I took while on my exchange trip from my school in Toronto (OCADU) to the Glasgow School of Art in Glasgow, Scotland.

Film, Photography, SubmissionsSydney BrunetteFebruary 19, 2020Film Photography, Toronto, Glasgow, Scotland, Art, Film, 35mmComment

The Black in The White

“Brianne Hunte is a video and film artist. Her work explores and investigates memory, technology, race, and the ever-changing political landscape we live in.”

Film, Performance Art, SubmissionsBrianne HunteFebruary 18, 2020Film, Short Film, Per, Toronto artists, OCADComment