Moriah Smith is first year visual art student at MICA in Baltimore, Maryland. Moriah is originally from Dallas, Texas, and a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School of Visual and Performing Arts. In her spare time, Moriah enjoys watching Korean dramas, collecting unusual materials
Shannon Smith is a visual artist based in Oklahoma City. Her work largely deals with racial identity. Through portraiture, she tries to increase the visibility of women of color and other marginalized groups, challenging their representation or lack thereof in western art. Her dominant mediums
Shannon Smith is a visual artist based in Oklahoma City. Her work largely deals with racial identity. Through portraiture, she tries to increase the visibility of women of color and other marginalized groups, challenging their representation or lack thereof in western art. Her dominant mediums
Corbin Louis is a poet and performer from Seattle Washington. He is a recording artist and MFA graduate at University of Washington Bothell. Corbin’s work has previously been featured in Best American Experimental Writing, Clamor Magazine, Atticus Review, The Visible Verse Film Festival and others.
Moriah Smith is first year visual art student at MICA in Baltimore, Maryland. Moriah is originally from Dallas, Texas, and a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School of Visual and Performing Arts. In her spare time, Moriah enjoys watching Korean dramas, collecting unusual materials
Shannon Smith is a visual artist based in Oklahoma City. Her work largely deals with racial identity. Through portraiture, she tries to increase the visibility of women of color and other marginalized groups, challenging their representation or lack thereof in western art. Her dominant mediums
Shannon Smith is a visual artist based in Oklahoma City. Her work largely deals with racial identity. Through portraiture, she tries to increase the visibility of women of color and other marginalized groups, challenging their representation or lack thereof in western art. Her dominant mediums
CHARACTERS KATE 30. Aria’s mother. ARIA 7. Kate’s daughter. SETTING A park, in any town. TIME November, hopefully not forever. At lights up, Kate, 30, is sitting on a bench C; outside, November, a chill in the air. Her large handbag sits on the ground
There were a lot of girls named Patsy in 1954. I remember Fats Domino singing, “And I’m going to get me one.” I wish. Two houses up from ours in the opposite direction from the Dooley’s crematorium lived Jay Furner, his wife Mabel and their
Mrs. Shotz had been a ninth grade science teacher for thirty-one years, but she hadn’t been a very good one. She taught at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, and each morning at 5:40 AM, when she awoke to the waaaang of her alarm, she threw