#puertorriquña

[palefaceonline]

I’m ready for a new year and a new Paleface album release🥁 Mo . #newmusic #newyear #new #change #changes #palefaceandmo #indierock #rocknroll #altfolk #antifolk #drummer #musician #femaledrummer #drummergirl #acousticelectric #hybriddrums #northcarolina #puertorican #puertorriquña #boricua #chica #musica #artista (at Concord, NC) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmFw_qQsj40/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jennpascoe]

Very excited for this!

J Pascoe's work for the last several years has centered on how social settings and urban spaces are navigated by the general populace as well as her own anxiety and discomfort from interactions originating at these sites. Often finished work takes form on paper as prints or artist books with occasional site-specific or temporary installations. J lives and works in Philadelphia.

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Candy Alexandra is a Latinx papermaker, book artist and (newbie) poet born and raised in Little Havana, Miami, FL. In her written and visual work, she captures the essence of her experiences as a first generation Latinx immigrant.

Candy Alexendra received a BA in Romance Languages and Literature from Mount Holyoke College in 2014 and her MFA in Book Arts and Printmaking from The University of the Arts in 2017.

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Raquel Salas Rivera es una poeta puertorriquña que vive in Filadelfia. Acutalmente, es co-editora y traductora para The Wanderer. Si para Roque Dalton no existe revolución sin poesía, para Raquel no existe poesía sin Puerto Rico. Puedes aprender más sobre su trabajo si visitas: www.raquelsalasrivera.com

Raquel Salas Rivera is a Puerto Rican poet that lives in Philadelphia. Currently, they are Co-Editor and Translator at The Wanderer. If for Roque Dalton there is no revolution without poetry, for Raquel there is no poetry without Puerto Rico. You can find out more about there work at: www.raquelsalasrivera.com

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Virginia Price is a Philadelphia-based visual artist and poet. Her poetic work often revolves around themes of desire, power, and emotional discomfort. She is currently working on a chapbook entitled WANT, in which she examines feelings of dissatisfaction and asks the question: What is it to be satisfied? And is complete satisfaction something that can even be obtained?