Cassidy's paintings intertwine nostalgia with sociopolitical uprisings in his series, Mapmakers.

Materials funded: paint, easel, resin, sculptural supplies

Dillon's embroidered life-size portraits, Reaching Out I and II, depict different forms of “reaching out” during physical isolation during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Materials funded: fabric, yarn, thread, embroidery tools

Fortin seeks to recontextualize history through large-scale timelines on hand-painted panel.

Materials funded: wooden panels, paint, transfer materials, brushes

Inspired by 20th century Viennese Expressionism, Hamilton's encaustic portraits employ compressed pictorial space, emphasis on line, and incorporation of ornamental motifs.

Materials funded: encaustic paints, wooden panels

Lord has been honing her sculpting practice over the years, but now the artist incorporates a new element, stainless steel scrap metal, further developing her distinctive style.

Materials funded: TIG welder

For his series Natural Earth, Rodrigues creates abstracted acrylic paintings utilizing sand and natural elements to provide organic texture.

Materials funded: acrylic paints, canvases, air compressor, tumbled stones

Saffer's hand-made paper works are inspired by Indigenous teachings on humanity’s relationships to the natural world, resulting in a series titled All My Relations.

Materials funded: paper pulp, mold and deckle, paper press

For Blind/Blend, Severance hangs printed-silk photographs that consider alternate forms of visual perception, engaging viewers in new ways.

Materials funded: printable silk, paper, stereoscopic viewer

Three hand-spun and -dyed sculptural fiber works make up Wakabayashi's Seed to Fashion, demonstrating the joyful, playful, and rich perspective of wool.

Materials funded: spinning wheel, drum carder