8 Works Of Art From RCC Students Chosen For Exhibit In Cuomo's DC Office

Eight works of art from students enrolled at Rockland Community College were chosen by Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s staff and SUNY officials for display in the governor's Washington D.C. office.

"Travelers" by Chinonyelum Nriaka.
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Distorted Reflection from Jasmine DeGennaro.
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"Equal Rights for Women via Shirley Chisholm" by Chinonyelum Nriaka.
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"Leaving Babylon (After Raphael)" by Johnathan Wilborn.
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“Monchhichi” from the Collector’s Series by Morissa Hertz.
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"Untitled" by Itzamaray Garcia-Lino.
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"Untitled" by Mariah Salter.
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"Untitled (Self-Portrait)" by Sara Ward.
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"Self Portrait" by Sarah Ward.
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Daily Voice

11/20/2016 5:30 p.m.

In total, 34 works of student art were chosen from across all 64 SUNY campuses for the year-long exhibit. An additional work was selected by SUNY officials for an exhibit in the SUNY Administration building in Albany.

The RCC student artists who had their work chosen, and the name of their work:

Jasmine DeGennaro, "Distorted Reflection"
Itzamaray Garcia-Lino, "Untitled"
Morissa Hertz, “Monchhichi” from the Collector’s Series
Chinonyelum Nriaka, (2 works) "Travelers and Equal Rights for Women via Shirley Chisholm"
Mariah Salter, "Untitled"
Sara Ward, (2 works) "Untitled (Self-Portrait)" and "Self Portrait"
Johnathan Wilborn, "Leaving Babylon (After Raphael)"

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