Tag ART 109
This piece, Out of Sight, Out of Mind, was created to raise awareness of Bellingham’s homelessness crisis. Unfortunately, homeless people are stigmatized and biased against daily, often painted as criminals and dehumanized. Just like these alleyways, unhoused people are overlooked… Continue Reading →
Three Filipina women, each representing a different generation, sit together in an agricultural area as one teaches the youngest by drawing in the dirt. The words “Ang tao, ang bayan, ngayon ay lumalaban!” (The people, the country, are resisting!) are… Continue Reading →
Rose Webb
This piece is a representation of the issue of male privilege and the mistreatment and objectification of women by these men in the US government. This is extremely frustrating and heartbreaking for me as a woman living in the US, especially since the overturning of Roe V Wade.
This piece reflects on the current state of identity politics, risen to an elevated pitch by the global introduction of Artificial Intelligence in recent years. As artists, our identity is tightly linked to our ability to communicate to the public,… Continue Reading →
On November 6, 2024 a Honda HA-420 crashed into a residential roadway, colliding with a vehicle and leaving 5 people dead. Since the very first attempts at human flight, the risk of awful accidents has always been present. This remains… Continue Reading →
For this project, I chose to focus on the reactions of women after the 2024 presidential election. A lot of women had different reactions. Some cry out of fear, some are angry, some use their words with force to express… Continue Reading →
On August 8, 1970, five orcas, including the famous Tokitae, were seized in Penn Cove, near Whidbey Island Washington. They were caught to be put in captivity, and three drowned during the capture. The pod of southern resident orcas they… Continue Reading →
This collage is about the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. It features mourning Palestinians amidst the ruins of their homes and communities, with a path between rubble leading to a cloud of debris caused by the impact of a bomb…. Continue Reading →
Watercolor, gouache, and ink painting of a puddle reflecting the Northern Lights. Hopefully the awestruck, “the world is larger than us,” feeling got across. The first attempt used black instead of purple for the night sky but that wasn’t as… Continue Reading →
This piece was made in response to the beginning and the aftermath of the 2024 election. The original event that inspired this piece was the numerous ballot boxes being set on fire and destroying all the votes inside. Presidential candidate… Continue Reading →