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Laura Cantor

As an artist living in the Bronx, New York City, urban images are central to Laura’s work. She is fascinated by the patterns of bridges, elevated train stations, and water towers. Machinery and mechanical parts appear often in her work. Laura likes to take objects with interesting patterns and place them against other busy patterns and make the whole thing work.  Though primarily a printmaker, she mixes media often. She has a degree in visual art from Empire College, SUNY (2005) and an MFA with a concentration in printmaking from Lehman College CUNY, (2010).  Currently, Laura isa member of SAGA- Society of American Graphic Artists- and several other printmaking groups, and the Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club. Sometimes she takes Sunday printmaking classes at the Art Students League where she makes use of their facilities and enjoy the fellowship of printmakers and the creative vibe. The Print Club of N.Y. selected her as one of their featured artists of 2024.

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Mud Season Review is an international literary journal run by members of the Burlington Writers Workshop, a free writing workshop based in Vermont. We seek to celebrate the full process of artistic creation, from inspiration to publication—welcoming into our open and collaborative community wide-ranging voices that tramp and track in the mud of human experience.

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