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AC Raffle

Oil on canvas

1. Kendall, Mateo, and I predict the future; eat mac n cheese. 2. Lola leaping, Lily begging.

Opalescence of Merry Leapings

Cristina Casas

Opalescent duct tape, collage, mixed materials

Merry playtime. Sonorous skipping. Remember when you were a kid and you could leap your fears away? So let’s hop hop! It’ll be fun. I promise.

extra visitor

Eleanore Winchell

Paint, canvas, fabric, and wire

Extra day, extra visitors.

mawning yaw

erin shook

aida, cotton and metallic embroidery thread, chain

there are worms and spiders hungry for death and life.

Barbie's Lucky Long Leg

Eva Roe

Polyurethane Plastic

An exploration of the self and contemporary beauty culture encouraging us to embrace our most notable features and cast them in a new light. You are lucky to have what is uniquely yours. Touch Barbie's leg so she may share some of her leaping luck with you.

all good things come in threes

Gabriel Sharp

Pastel, Texas wildflowers, archival print

This vision came to me when I was in a semi polyamorous relationship where I felt like a cuck more than a partner.

Sweet Dreams Storming'

Itai Almor

Acrylic paint on canvas

Cushions where my grandparents' ghosts can be comfortable, so they won’t have too much reason to haunt me.

Rejected Woman

Izzy Porter-Hyatt

Acrylic paint on canvas, latex gloves, quilted batting

The Leap day superstition in Denmark states that if a man rejects a women's proposal on Leap day, he must buy her 12 pairs of gloves to hide the shame she has no ring on her finger to fluant.

In Heaven It Is Always Night

Jamie Lerman

Mosaic

Midnight kiln mosaic

Kronos Eating Their Child

Jasmine Chock

Squishy

The time god, Kronos, ate his children to prevent them from becoming more powerful than him.

Meal for Leap Day

Jay Roff-Garcia & Veronica Sanchez

Rice, Curry, Spoon and Bowl

After an informal community poll we’ve designed a dish to commemorate leap day.

Liminal Void

Joshua Adrian

Acrylic Paint on Wood

Peer into the liminal void of Leap Day.

Codex Purpureus (Inherited Forms)

Joy Scanlon

Handmade paper (cotton rag, pigment), metallic foil, colored pencil

Integration of the repetition of aberration

Lucky Leap Day

Julia Kunze

Papier mache, construction paper, gel medium image transfer

trend watch: your book becomes your life

Carne Asada

Julio Martinez

Concrete, chalk, burlap, wood

Carne Asada is hanging out at Grandma’s house on the weekends and playing with the neighborhood cats on the sidewalk with smoke in your clothes.

What Comes After Leap Day (Suspended in Belief)

Katrin Abel

Notepad, ink, alcohol markers, paper, glue

Everything comes from a time (but time gets away from us (we find a way (we make one (we must leap)))).

It feel like years since we sat on the same couch

Lauren Robinson

Tempera paint sticks

This is my couch in the living room. I look at it and bounce around time- to late night conversations, talking with the tv on, resting my legs on those I love.

Hold My Hands

Madison Osborne

Fabric, polyester stuffing, pellets, hot glue, thread, beads, paper clay, cardboard, acrylic paint, tape, mod podge and yarn.

Hand hold jump rope will be activated at a designated time, please wait until then to leap with it!

Eggshell

Maggie Welch

Marker on illustration board i dedicate this drawing to the snails

i stepped on in the rain and to the pema chödron book “when things fall apart”.

Lou

Martha Cryan

Pastel, felted wool

Lou leaping

Universal Flaw

Maurice Vellas

Oil on canvas

That which can’t be measured

Methods of Mending

Megan Lee

Staples, acrylic paint, stamps, yarn, safety pins, a handmade used piñata, and scans of journal entries throughout the last 4 years

Can anything heal a broken heart faster than time?

Snail God Dog Friend

Mindy Solis

Wax paper and computer screen

A station wagon drives reverse in a parking lot.

I did All 16 Dances and All I Got was this Stupid Wristband

Morgan Gage

timebased collection of admittance wristbands, sewing machine thread, sharpie and ink pen.

an impulse towards memory preservation; Fomo Artifacts, temporary symbols of belonging

Sadie Hawkins Day

Rick Hernandez

Photo on canvas, canvas, sharpie

Quadrennial reflections of my life

obsolete adaptor (retire the sword) incl. “20 year-Congrats! Lapel button”

Sara Aleyce Roma

Interactive dialogic poem made in NWN 2 (2004)

Using a nostalgic digital environment to reflect on virtual time, labor, identity, and function vs personal fulfillment. Shout out to Ursula K. Le Guin’s Carrier Bag of Fiction and special recognition to John Romanus’ 20 years of government employment (2004-Feb 2024).

Timekeepers Quartet 1: Dawn

Serena Zam

Oil, yarn, acrylic paint marker on canvas

This is part one of a four-part series reimagining Michelagelo's allegories of Night, Day, Dawn, and Dusk--marble sculptures created for the tomb of Duke Giuliano de’Medici--as deities who each govern a year in the Leap Year cycle.

Frogger Time

Tay Hall

Fabric on box and grasshopper

I promise I wont froget about it!

Open-Plan

Tiffany K. Smith

Digital collage

Leap Day: an extra day to boost shareholder value!

The Dream of Being Warm

Tyler Lambeth

Styrofoam, paper, water colors

In the American grain