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Vulgar Display Of Power
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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Angry Sandwich Eater
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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The Medieval
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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Decrowned
Ava Pecora is an eighteen-year-old painter and printmaker from Ashley, Ohio. She has been attending Interlochen Arts Academy for visual arts for the past four years. She has won 22 Scholastic regional awards and 1 Scholastic national award. Her work revolves around breaking norms and taking the power back, particularly involving her many years in…
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Sestina Plunging Up and Down and Left and Right
I often pierce frozen soil to dig up some past As I stomp my feet to blaze a trail for some present The choir of crying voices demanding rights Never leaves me. I plunge head first into my slimy lowest lows When walls zoom in, hissing that there’s no point to my trying. Constantly crossing…
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