From LHUCA: "Melissa Dorn focuses on feminism and labor aspects in her artwork, focusing on the mop as an everyday objects, and how mops intertwine with feminism, craft, and labor. Focusing on the details of…

From LHUCA: "Through Monica’s artwork, she aims to create a visual language that communicates identity’s complex and fluid nature and the universal human experiences of otherness, movement, change, and growth. Combining, re-contextualizing, and reconfiguring disparate…

From LHUCA: "Looking back, the Artist Julie Speed saw that the Cain & Able series got started from ants. Speed lives in Far West Texas where the sky and the ants are both large. She…

From LHUCA: "Abi Ogle is a materialsmith whose work is characterized by the familiar-made-strange. Her practice is built on the belief that art makes us more human, that materials matter, and that if we take the time…