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Prism

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Prism

Art Feature: “Una Nueva Puerta”

Ivette Alonso Garcia May 7, 2025

In the early morning glow, I rise, Con los sueños cosidos en el centro de mi corazón. A first generation, a daughter, a sister Caring the weight of hopes, unspoken but vivid.   De manos...

Art Feature: “To the Baby Bunnies Lying Dead in the Neighbor’s Yard”

Cassius Love May 7, 2025

I almost didn’t see The soft tan carpet of your bodies Against the limp brown summer grass   But for the interruption Of that silence of Death The hardworking buzz of the flies Commuting...

"Kalmiopsis Dreaming"
Photography by Grace Andrade

Art Feature: “Kalmiopsis Dreaming” & “Father Figures”

Grace Andrade and Kae Ranck May 5, 2025

  Father Figures Kae Ranck   05/25/23- At times I remember so hazily when my dad would take me to pick up dirt for my moms pretty gardens, and the place sold creamsicles that...

Art Feature: “The Verge”

Kae Ranck May 2, 2025

I saw a black cat on the side of the highway going 75, its head turned away from the road, ears sticking up like it was sleeping. It still looked soft, fur dark and somehow clean and lit with sun as...

Art Feature: “Dinner Bell”

Phoebe Ison May 2, 2025

At this uncleared table, I can speak with my mouth full and spew crumbs of cornbread and lick the honey right off my fingers.   Dinner is what I’d imagine conversing with a school of piranhas...

"Shroomy shroom that shroomed"
Photography by Grace Andrade

Art Feature: “Shroomy shroom that shroomed” & “Mycorrhizae”

Grace Andrade and Silas Osborne April 30, 2025

  Mycorrhizae Silas Osborne   There is mycorrhizae Between our fingers Thin and reaching All tangled together   We search the same rich soil Beneath our feet Your...

"Blacklock"
Acrylic painting by Holly Smith

Art Feature: “Blacklock” & “Paletero”

Holly Smith and Maria Tejeda Solorzano April 28, 2025

  Paletero Maria Tejeda Solorzano   There used to be a paletero. In the mornings of the weekends and sometimes the afternoons too, I would pass by the old TV we used to have and...

Art Feature: “Small Town Gossip”

Evie West April 25, 2025

My hands shake as I type his name into the search bar, then the name of my town. His obituary is the first result. I click on the link and the pale face of a fifty-something year old man with red hair...

Art Feature: “Long Day”

Max Cheskin April 23, 2025

The phrase, “To have a long day” reveals a lot about the human psyche. For instance, take the fact that any day, defined as a stretch of 24 hours, cannot by definition be any longer or shorter than...

"a mother's love"
Digital art by applpi

Art Feature: “a mother’s love” & “The Mother Wound”

applpi and Sam Szekely April 21, 2025

  The Mother Wound Sam Szekely   Where I live Goodwill drips from the tongues of mothers Mother tongues long since forgotten Choking on the honesty of placating lies Batting...

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Art Feature: “The Trysting Tree”

Karissa Kyker April 18, 2025

(Abridged from a full-length essay) Over a century ago, when Oregon State University was called by another name, there was a Gray Poplar tree. Its outstretched arms, painted by green blossoms and...

"Three of Pentacles"
Silkscreen monotype by Chloe Vilevac

Art Feature: “Three of Pentacles” & “I Was Once a Pan Indian, But Not That Kind”

Chloe Vilevac and B. Hannah April 16, 2025

  I Was Once a Pan Indian, But Not That Kind B. Hannah   after Natalie Diaz I fought a war after school, wrapped strips of yellow paper around the ends of my braids, swallowed...

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