cicely carew
cicely spent her formative years in Los Angeles surrounded by artists, writers, sculptors, photographers, and teachers. She recently completed her MFA from Lesley Art + Design in Cambridge, MA. Carew has received several honors and grants over the years such as the Cambridge Art Association’s Emerging Artist’s Exhibition award, the Sustainable Arts Foundation award, Strauch-Mosse Merit Scholarship Award, and a Cambridge Arts Council grant. Carew’s work is in private, corporate, and University collections. She currently lives in Cambridge, MA with her son.
emme rovins, brushwood
Emme Rovins is a visual artist fueled by the desire to understand the complex and historical associations between feminine identity and the natural world. As a photographer, she considers the lineage of landscape photography throughout the history of the medium, particularly due to its male domination, as she ritualizes the act of a woman exploring the woods under the cover of darkness. Rovins received her BFA in photography from Lesley Art + Design in 2019 and currently lives in Eastern Massachusetts.
Ally Campbell (b.1995) is a Boston-based photographic artist. She received her BFA in Photography with a minor in Art History at the Lesley University College of Art and Design in 2017. Campbell’s work continuously explores themes of the ephemeral, memory, and the loss that occurs between reality and representation.
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liam maccormack, to see a man about a dog
Liam MacCormack is a Boston, MA born artist interested in the interplay of physical and metaphysical space. His work deals with how our environments alter our mental perceptions and vice versa. MacCormack spends his days liberally, chasing light and ghosts with his cat Sampson.
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bella steele, furniture objects
Bella Steele is an interdisciplinary artist interested in societal norms and social structures. Steele’s work primarily uses sound and image to address the malleable nature of language, gestural communication, and what we know to be true. Steele has shown her installation, photography, and video work in various exhibitions, including Brooklyn Art Cluster, Nomadic Gallery, and Kathryn Schultz Gallery. She currently works as a freelance preparator, carpenter and farmer.