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Rachel Siegel, Adjunct Portrait Project: For the love of it, 2019, digital illustration, ink jet print, 80″ X 46″

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Digitally illustrated portraits are displayed in a grid of 2 rows, each with four brightly colored rectangles. Each portrait is of an individual, and a paragraph of text below each person contains a quote from that person. Colors include green, orange, pink, yellow and blue.

Rachel Siegel, Adjunct Portrait Project: For the love of it, 2019, digital illustration, ink jet print, 80" X 46"

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The image is of a small, horizontal, rectangular etching , printed at the center of a sheet of off white paper. The etching has a series of abstract, parallel, horizontal, lines across a dardk grey field, with several wavy lines of different sizes and thicknesses interspersed among them. A striped border is at the edges of the piece and surrounds the lines. The print is monochromedin dark greys, and added graphite.

Tatiana Simonova, Rewrite I, 2019, etching with graphite additions, 15″ x 15″

Sculptural installation made of stoneware and porcelain, placed on a concrete gallery floor, with a white gallery wall in the background. The installation features a sculpture of a lifelike depiction of a small boy sitting crosslegged on the floor. There are four large stones arranged around him. The boy and stones are monochromed in a dark brown color. On top of the stones and the boy are sculptures of white barnacles, also realistically rendered. The boy is looking at the stones.

Crystal Schenk, I’m Not a Barnacle, I’m a Boy, 2017, stoneware, porcelain, 21″ x 44″ x 31″