Abstract
Contents:
Imp of the Perverse, Evan J. Slagle
Mom, Ethan Sellers
Curves of the Albatross, Christina Nguyen
Colors, Sarah Drejet
Rajasthan, India, Nishi Dedania
Heights that I Remember, Daniel Gealy
Girl in Transit, Michela Mickler
Chemo, Emily Fay
Energy, Dierdre Axell-House
African Dreaming, Michela Mickler
Flight, Michela Mickler Rittenhouse
Reflections, Kami L. McManus
Lovers in Washington Square, Wendy Diao
No Agenda, Laura Steel
I’ve Come to Know Sepia, Ethan Sellers
Re-imagine-d, Jonathan Elias
Glee, Rebecca Julian
A Creature Void of Form, Daniel Gealy
The Column, Emily Fay
Bold, Bald, Black & White, Dierdre Axell-House
Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia Nicholas Bishop
San Discern, James G. Smith
The Next Step, Jessi Hadwin and Reid Phillips
Stick Bug, Vanessa Mazandi
Train Graveyard, Boliva Nicholas Bishop
Baby Alligator, Yuhang Zhou
Useless, Dierdre Axell-House
Lunch Break on the Colossi, Christina Nguyen
Cairo from Giza, Christina Nguyen
Shelter, Nona Lu
We’re Getting there, Jonathan Yadlosky
Laguna Colorada, Bolivia, Nicholas Bishop
Lost Tiger, Nishi Dedania
Holy Rupe, Alex Moxam
The Road, Michael Barbato
Screen, Christina Nguyen, Front Cover
Two Bodies, Alex Moxam, Inside Front Cover
Rise above the Fear-lines, Evan J. Slagle, Inside Back Cover
Gift to Baser Life, Daniel Gealy, Back Cover
Editors-in-Chief Dierdre Axell-House, Emily Fay
Editors Michael Barbato, Mike Fascelli, Daniel Gealy, Eve Holwel,l Eva Qinyi Jiang, Caity Logan, Nona Lu, Yuting Mao, Anthony Ricco, Zachary Schoepflin, Ethan Sellers, Reneé Travis, Alissa Werzen, Jonathan Yadlosky
Faculty Moderator Dr. Michael J. Vergare
The Jefferson Arts organization was founded primarily to offer Jefferson students the opportunity to express themselves through art. The Jefferson Arts Organization focuses on such media as art and photography, writing, and music and supports diverse activities including live readings, art exhibits and musical performances. In addition, the organization publishes Inside Out, an annual art and literary journal which showcases photography, paintings, sketches, short stories, poems and essays contributed by Jefferson students. All of these activities are designed to bring more diversity to the Jefferson community; to allow students, faculty and staff the chance to stop and reflect on their daily lives; and to provide a creative outlet from the rigors of school and work.
Recommended Citation
(2013)
"Inside Out, Spring 2013,"
Inside Out: Vol. 3, Article 1.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29046/IO.003
Available at:
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/insideout/vol3/iss1/1