Sophia Turturro
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Carl and the FlipFlop Swindlers
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“That Hamstring Band is Playing Too Slowly, Hogging The Stage,” Says The French-Spanish Cat, Irritated That They’re Playing Legato
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Bibbler? I Hardly Know ‘Er
David Santillo
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A Bit Maddening
Aslan Hernandez
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Aslan deconstruction III
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Aslan deconstruction II
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Aslan deconstruction I
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Aslan
Sophia Turturro commonly describes herself as a recovering entrepreneur. Due to unforeseen economics, she’s currently looking down the barrel of bankruptcy. However, not all hope is lost. To get herself out of this rut, Sophia has begun selling business advice for $300 an hour. She can assure you there have been no unsatisfied customers. Contact her if interested—and hurry, don’t miss out on the honor of being her first customer.
David Santillo is a multimedia artist who primarily utilizes charcoal, ink, acrylic, and melted beads in his work. He is currently enrolled at SUNY Ulster as a fine arts major. He loves creating work that allows expression of himself in a way that he can share. Additionally, he loves creating work that contains recognizable and nostalgic subjects from franchises. Check out his work on Instagram, @nachdraws.
Aslan, previously known as Virginia, Hernandez, is a gender-fluid individual studying art and design at SUNY Westchester Community College. His work, particularly in charcoal portraiture, delves into diverse perspectives, aims to transcend conventional boundaries, and capture the nuanced complexities of identity. As a student and artist, Aslan aspires to contribute to an inclusive artistic space, where emotions and authenticity take center stage.
Faith Mikolajczyk
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The Exurbian Dream
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Untitled
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Carmen Caska
Kaelin Martin
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parts
Makayla French
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The Headless Skater Girl
Sophia Turturro
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Chicken Nugget
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Dirt Sock
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The Tickler
Faith Mikolajczyk is a senior at SUNY Purchase studying photography and sculpture in the BFA program. Her photographic work is mainly analog, concentrating in 35mm film and alternate processes. Currently, her work focuses on themes of home and tradition, as well as the interrogation of the suburban landscape. Faith has had work in a few group shows, most recently A Tale of Two Fatties in the Forum Art Space at Purchase College.
Kaelin Martin is a queer, femme multimedia artist at SUNY Purchase. She is a senior political science major and visual arts minor. Their primary mediums include photography, poetry, music, movement, and collage. They also enjoy exploring other forms of visual and performance art such as printmaking, installation art, and sculpture. Their latest projects have been explorations of memory, movement, embodiment and the self.
Makayla French is a current junior biology major at SUNY Geneseo. She uses art as a way to relax and escape from time. She loves to paint natural themes, and portraits. Her love of art began with her high school art teacher who always believed in her and gave her the opportunity to explore, develop, and display her work.
Sophia Turturro is a junior at SUNY Geneseo. Her preferred medium is watercolor, but that’s only because the IRS stole all her crayons. To this day, after several thousand dollars in legal fees, they still claim it was the wind.
LeeAnne Dutkiewicz
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Fragments (collage photography)
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Fluid (3D render)
Hana Ichikawa
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Developer Drip (Pentax 35mm)
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Lobster (oil pastel)
Charlie Lange
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Stretch (charcoal on paper)
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Return to Sleep (graphite and collage on paper)
Erik Carrigan
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Pain Remains I (gansai on mixed media paper)
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Pain Remains II (gansai on mixed media paper)
Brielle Sarkisian
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Rabbit Wheel (additive monotype on paper)
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You Can’t Hide (trace monotype on paper)
Sophia Turturro
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Release the Kraken (watercolor on paper)
Brianna McQuade
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YUM! (glazed ceramic)
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GET AWAY FROM ME!…but please don’t leave my side (acrylic on canvas)
LeeAnne Dutkiewicz is a senior at Buffalo State University where she studies graphic design. She received the 2022 John J. Jauquet Award for Creative Excellence in graphic design. Her work has been featured in the Visual Arts Board Student Exhibition and the Art and Design Student Exhibition at Buffalo State University.
Hana Ichikawa is a first-year student at Binghamton University studying psychology. She likes to experiment with her film negatives in the dark room, and is continuing to test her abilities with oil pastels.
Charlie Lange is a junior at the Fashion Institute of Technology. They are studying fine arts with a focus on the human figure and it’s interaction with nature, along with love and queerness.
Erik Carrigan’s current body of work focuses on abstract watercolor paintings on paper. While painting, the work is treated as a surface. The brush strokes are fluid, allowing the medium to be manipulated as it is pushed, spread, and absorbed. Creating pockets of color that buckle from puddles of water allows freedom for the color to mix and blend directly on the work.
Brielle Sarkisian is a senior printmaking BFA student at SUNY New Paltz. She makes work navigating unconscious internal anxieties explored by rabbit personas in haunting, entangled environments through printmaking, drawing, and painting. In her spare time she is an active member of Print Club at SUNY New Paltz, as well as a part of the Slanted Art Co-Op in Montrose, Pennsylvania, where she designs original posters, wall decor, cards, and T-shirt graphics to sell.
Sophia Turturro is a sophomore at SUNY Geneseo. Her favorite medium is watercolor because when she gets it on the table she can just wash it off.
Brianna McQuade’s process of making is reflective of experiences in the space between comedy and pain, and how those things interact with one another. In her personal work thus far, she has employed different methods of making and sculpture to play with the complicated discourse that is humor. Comedy and depreciation are often positioned against the dominant component of morality, ensuring its successes in that it is able to meander between being critical and self-reflective.
Sophia Turturro
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Mindfull (watercolor)
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Penoptics (watercolor)
Zach Buzzell
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Stretched Thin (steel and wood)
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Man in a Box (cement, steel, wood)
Erik Carrigan
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The Line Between (gouache on paper)
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Get In Line (gouache on paper)
Alyssa Cusimano
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How Do You Feel? (oil on canvas)
Harry Wyatt
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The Smoker (linocut print on paper)
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F**k War! (oil on canvas)
Kiel M. Gregory
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Cadillac Vines (digital photography)
Sophia Turturro is a sophomore at SUNY Geneseo. She is majoring in psychology in an attempt to better understand the abstract thought patterns that can be inferred from the nature of her slightly unsettling and mildly inaccessible art. Sophia is also proficient in MS paint and considers that to be her most marketable trait for absolutely no reason.
Zach Buzzell is a father, a learning artist, and a 100% disabled veteran who recently found the healing powers of art, sculpture specifically.
Erik Carrigan suffers from a rare disease known as Visual Snow Syndrome, which is an incurable disorder that gives his vision an active, static texture that leaves colors, shapes, and lighting difficult to distinguish. He was then diagnosed with vertigo. Further research proved that it all may be neurologically related. This motivated Carrigan to return to school and become a student to further explore art as a means of translating how his eyes perceive the shared world differently.
Alyssa Cusimano is a senior at SUNY Cortland. She is a BFA candidate with a concentration in painting. She uses her paintings to capture personal experiences with mental illnesses and living in this social climate.
Harry Wyatt is a senior at the Fashion Institute of Technology studying Fine Arts. His classmates have helped buoy up his spirits during the pandemic. He also enjoys the fine drinking water of New York City.
Kiel M. Gregory teaches poetry workshops for the Binghamton Poetry Project, serves as Guest Curator for Bartle Library, and works as an administrator for Binghamton University where he is an MA candidate. He is currently working on his thesis, a collection of poetry based around the themes of family, fatherhood, and loss. His prose and verse appear in Lips, Stone Canoe, Hypertext Magazine, and other fine journals. Visit kielmgregory.com for more.
