Art & Scope Fall '23

Fall 2023

Thank you, On behalf of the Fall 2023 E-board, we would like to say thank you.

Thank you to the Student Association for funding this semester’s magazine. Thank you to our club advisor, Katherine Spitzhoff, for being the constant motivation and support we need to keep this club going. Finally, we would like to say thank you to all the amazing artists who submitted to this semester’s magazine. This amazing product that represents artistry and creative freedom is a great way to showcase and praise the talented artists on the SUNY Oneonta Campus. We could not have done it without you all! This E-board is entirely grateful to every one of you and cannot wait to do this all again next semester!

President, Cymphani Hargrave

Contents

1-5 : Eboard Members

7-8 : Julia Servidio 9-10 : Helena Williams 11 : Alyssa Kress 12 : Alaina Rullo 13 -14 : Jessie C Reed 15 : Isabella Smarro 16 : Paige Splendido 17-18 : Amy Kosnia 19-20 : Hannah Garay 21 : Dylan Neer

22 : Sonia Espinosa 23-24 : Cassidy Pettit 25-26 : Ava Erdmann 27-28 : Alexis Rockefeller 29-30 : Victoria Hellenbeck 31 : Maya Golos 32 : Zoe Zappala 33-34 : Kayla Cousin 35-36 : Shamar Folkes 37-38 : Sean Evans 39 : Alison Morales 40 : Jack Moran 41 : Margret Marzigilano 42 : Michael Conte Front Cover : Kayla Cousin Back Cover : Jessie C Reed

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PRE SIDENT

Cymphani Hargave @ CSH.ON.CAMERA

VICE PRE SIDENT

SONIA E SPINOSA @ SPOILEDSONIA

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SECRETARY

Samantha Schein @ SCHEINPHOTOS

LAYOUT EDITOR

Soyeni Mckenzie @ NOTSOYENI Hudson Valley Summer Music Festival The 14th season of the Hudson Valley Summer Music Festival features top classical and jazz artists.

We invite you to make the Festival a part of your summer fun!

June 30–August 20

Tickets Adults Students

June Opening Night

July Jupiter String Quartet

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The Red Barn Museum 7:30PM

Piazzolla

Oblivion (arr. Labro)

Piazzolla

L’Histoire Du Tango

Zhou

Red Trees, Wrinkled Cliffs

Beaser

Mountain Songs

Paganini

Quartet No. 15 in A minor

Haydn

Quartet in E-flat, Op. 33, No. 2 “Joke’

Bartók Mendelssohn

Quartet No. 1 Quartet in D, Op. 44, No. 1

July Tierney Sutton Band

The Iroquois Hotel 7:30PM Two-time Grammy-nominated violinist Jesse Mills; Raman Ramakrishnan, founding cellist of the prize-winning Daedalus Quartet; and pianist Rieko Aizawa, who made her U.S. concerto debuts at the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall, take their inspiration from legendary pianist Mieczyslaw Horszowski.

Saint-Saëns

The Red Barn Museum 7:30PM In addition to receiving the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant, the Jupiters have won first prize in the Banff International String Quartet Competition, grand prize in the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition, and membership in Lincoln Center’s Chamber Music Society.

“The sheer power and velocity the Jupiter brought to the work was breathtaking” -The Syracuse Post-Standard

July Horszowski Trio

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Gramophone ranks Jason Vieaux “among the elite of today’s classical guitarists.”He performs with Jill Rivers, flute; Nadir Khashimov, violin; Daniel Lee, viola; and Eric Han, cello.

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The Iroquois Hotel 7:30PM The Tierney Sutton Band is celebrating its fourth consecutive Grammy Nomination for “Best Vocal Jazz Album.”

“A serious jazz artist who takes the whole enterprise to another level” -The New York Times

Piano Trio No. 1 in F major, Op. 18

Rota

Trio for Flute, Violin and Piano

Schubert

Piano Trio No. 2 in E-flat major D. 929

Aug The Grand Tour: Vienna, Madrid and Paris

Aug The Juilliard String Quartet

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Journey first to Turina’s Spain, then to early 19th century Vienna, and finally arrive in Paris, with the sumptuous Piano Quartet by Fauré. This intimate, afternoon concert features long-time friends and colleagues Laurie Carney, violin; Daniel Avshalomov, viola; William Grubb, cello; Shirley Irek, piano; and Jill Rivers, flute.

Turina

Piano Quartet Op. 67

Beethoven

Serenade for Flute, Violin and Viola, Op. 25

Fauré

Piano Quartet No. 1 in C minor, Op.15

The Iroquois Hotel 7:30PM A Festival finale not to be missed! The Grammy-winning Juilliard String Quartet presents a program of late Beethoven quartets. The Juilliard String Quartet is the first classical music ensemble to be honored by The Recording Academy® with its Lifetime Achievement Award. JSQ members are: Joseph Lin and Ronald Copes, violin; Samuel Rhodes, viola; and Joel Krosnick, cello.

Beethoven

String Quartet in C sharp minor, Op. 131

Beethoven

String Quartet in A minor, Op. 132

Freebies!

July Flute Fest FREE!

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Pro Am Performance FREE! July The Christ Church 7:30PM

The Iroquois Hotel 7:30PM The Festival’s annual celebration of the flute features Guo-Liang Han of the China National Symphony Orchestra. In addition, we will hear Henrik Wiese of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Jill River, and the New York Summer Music Festival International Flute Institute.

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Highly accomplished amateur musicians perform with the Horszowski Trio and Jill River. See website for more Pro Am events.

Festival Venues The The Iroquois Hotel 20 River Street, Hudson, NY

Christ Church 26 Jones Street, Hudson, NY

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The grand and lovely Iroquois will be the Festival’s home for a number of this summer’s concerts. A magnificent, Federal-style building, the Iroquois overlooks the Hudson RiverConcerts are held in the Ballroom. Free parking is available in the hotel’s lot.

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The Red Barn Museum 5225 State Route 60, Hudson, NY

This historic church, located just south of The Red Barn Museum, is an intimate and comfortable setting for listening to beautiful music. Street parking.

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This Colonial Revival stone barn, known for its excellent acoustics, provides an informal yet intimate concert setting. Free parking and picnic sites available.

Hudson Valley Summer Music Festival 2023 Season Order Now! Online: www.HudsonValleyMusicFest.org Phone: Brown Paper Tickets; 800-838-3006, Open 24/7

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PUBLIC RELATIONS & ASSISTANT EDITOR

Kento Igarashi @ KENTSLENS

SUMMER DAYS Julia Servidio

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THE SUN BEYOND THE TREE Julia Servidio

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BALD EAGLE SNOWY OWL GREAT BLUE HERON Helena Williams

FAIRY RING Alyssa Kress

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UNTITLED Alaina Rullo

BO’S AQUARIUM Jessie C Reed

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STUDY SESSION Jessie C Reed

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Jessie C Reed

Charcoal In The Blo o dStream it will never be enough. love, an inch-a sliverfrom my fingertips. it mocks the canvas, these red blood cells display. for lust is bright pink with wine tinted edges, while the creatures deep within only hold a mulch bucket and an overly abused 6”brush. i’m no professor •°•~ just a hopeless romantic who sketches each time another possibility, darkens my water cup. if you peaked within my portfolio, thousands of 8×11 printing paper have met their end-a charcoal coated graveyard. like a struggling artist, my passion to be wanted, is an everlasting fight of approval.

Isabella Smarro

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PEACOCK Paige Splendido

UNTITLED

Paige Splendido

SELFIE Amy Kosnia

THE EASTER PICNIC Amy Kosnia

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THE THIN PEOPLE Amy Kosnia

WOMAN AFTER A BATH Amy Kosnia

SPROINGA Hanah Garay

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BLISSFUL CREATURE Hanah Garay

“Will O'Wisp” Floating, in the center of a darkened room, there, there is a lantern: You won’t lead me astray, o will o’wisp, for while my heart Still takes holidays in the hills, They are no longer my muse.

I have never known a benevolent tree, they are uncaring at best, Unforgiving at worst, and justifiably so– But cold nature alone can fuel me no longer.

That lantern still hovers in my room, A harshly glowing orb that whispers of moss, of endless forest, of marshland Of hill upon hill, a labyrinth of trees.

It wants to lead me, to guide my pen, to write in a voice laced With my ingrained fear, Till I’m lost and drowning in the bog A figure of pain, preserved in the peat.

But no, I will not follow it, for the will o’wisp my muse no longer is.

Dylan Neer

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Girl Rotting God it’s scary.

It feels like I am the fish at the very bottom of the net, watching the rest of the fish gasp for their last breath of air knowing my inevitable fate, no Nemo to save me.

But the rest of the fish are all my past selves, inevitably crushed by the institution that is life itself.

Oh, how I miss them so, my dreams fill the void they created from leaving me, how could I let them leave me?

I mourn for them in my sleep, but this time there is no castle on this cloud.

Just the lost conception of time and the hysteria that is the voices of the girls I left behind.

Since, I’m just a girl, right?

Sonia Espinosa

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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Cassidy Pettit

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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Cassidy Pettit

EVERYTHINGS GOIN MY WAY Ava Erdmann

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IDENTITY LOST Ava Erdmann

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SPECIMEN Ava Erdmann

DARLIN’ Alexis Rockefeller

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SELF PORTRAIT Alexis Rockefeller

CAPS FOR SALE

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Victoria Hellenbeck

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TRAVEL POSTER Victoria Hellenbeck

BETA-FISH Maya Golos

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FASHION LINEUP Zoe Zappala

PUMPKIN AND KINGS Kayla Cousin

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THE SUMMONING Kayla Cousin

ON THE EDGE Shamar Folkes

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YELLOW ELEGANCE Shamar Folkes

NATURAL LOVE Sean Evans

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AMERICAN CLASSIC Sean Evans

IDENTITY PIECE Alison Morales

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LOOKING AT THE CITY Jack Moran

SPRING BREAK Margaret Marzigliano

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GEOMETRIC FACE Michael Conte