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APR 30

Featured: Issue 17.3, “Perform,” Jacque Rupp, ⁠@jacquerupp⁠

Featured: Issue 17.3, “Perform,” Jacque Rupp, @jacquerupp “‘I’m always learning,’ quips Jacque Rupp, a lifelong photographer who has deepened her craft over the past several years. With a robust career as an executive in Silicon Valley, including working for Apple, photography has been her through-line to navigate life, death, grief, aging, and womanhood.” “Photography has always brought me so much joy. Particularly when I’ve gone through a tough time in my life, such as people dying, I find that photography is a great escape.” -Jacque Rupp

1 min
APR 22

Mary Morse - Spatial Arts

Mary Morse is an MFA candidate in Spatial Arts at San José State University, working in various mediums while exploring texture, color, and memory in her work. Her interdisciplinary approach enables her to create work that is unique, introspective, and innovative. She is showcasing work that combines soft materials and rigid forms in felt, incorporating painting and metalwork into her installations. Follow Mary’s work: primarymorse.com Instagram: primarymorse

1 min
APR 22

Chelsea Stewart - Spatial Art

Chelsea Stewart was born in 1997 in San Mateo County, CA. She lives in San Mateo and works in Palo Alto, CA. Stewart is currently attending San José State University while working towards her MFA in Spatial Arts. Stewart completed a residency in the Cubberley Artist Studio Program in Palo Alto, CA, and currently works as the Gallery Manager at the Pamela Walsh Gallery in downtown Palo Alto. She was a 2022 Content Emerging Artist Awardee and featured in Content Magazine issue 14.3, “Perform,” published by SVCreates. Follow Chelsea’s work: chelseaannestewart.com Instagram: chelsea_anne_stewart

1 min
APR 22

Timna Naim - Spatial Arts

Timna Naim is an MFA candidate in Spatial Arts whose work is playful, tactical, and socially engaging. They work primarily in clay and utilize performance, social practice, and experimental glazing techniques to make the fantastical tangible. Follow Timna’s work timnanaim.com Instagram: fireclaywater

1 min
APR 22

Samantha Saldana - Lens-based Interdisciplinary Artist

Samantha Saldana is a lens-based interdisciplinary artist whose scholarship explores community social justice issues, identity, family relationships, and intersectionality. Saldana is a graduate of the Visual and Public Art Department at California State University, Monterey Bay, and is currently an MFA candidate in the Photography Program at San Jose State University. Saldana’s work engages accessibility to arts education, advocacy, and mentorship opportunities. Follow Samantha’s work samantha-saldana.com Instagram: s.a.m.831

1 min
APR 21

Erin de Jauregui, SJSU - Photography

Erin de Jauregui is an MFA Candidate in Photography who focuses his work on time, place, and storytelling. His work takes the viewer on a journey to see the world through an unimaginable perspective. He will be showing photographs that challenge perceptions and tell innovative stories. Follow Erin’s work: dejauregui.com Instagram: dejauregui

1 min
APR 21

Andrew Marovich - Metal Artist

Andrew Marovich is an MFA in Spatial Arts whose work addresses questions of process, puzzles, and riddles. He is a skilled craftsman and mixes media, but always comes back to working with hand-done metalworking processes. Follow Andrew’s work: andrewmarovich.com Instagram: critical_meltdown

1 min
MAR 4

Episode #133 - Don Hardy - Filmmaker

Don Hardy is an award-winning filmmaker known for his powerful documentaries that shed light on diverse societal topics. As a director, producer, and cinematographer, Hardy has worked on impactful films such as Citizen Penn, Linda Perry: Let It Die Here, and most recently, Bar. He has earned six regional Emmys and significant film festival awards. Hardy’s career has been defined by following dreams, taking risks, and making connections. His documentaries reflect a deep desire to understand human experiences and share complex, nuanced stories that might otherwise go untold. Hardy’s latest film, Bar, will premiere at the California Theater in Downtown San Jose on March 14 and 23 as part of the 2025 Cinequest Film Festival. Bar was filmed on-site during a five-day intensive bartending training program at the Culinary Institute of America in New York City. Graduates of this program have gone on to run top bars and spirits brands and lead the non-alcoholic beverage revolution. The film provides insight into the hospitality industry by focusing on five main characters in the high-pressure environment of learning complex skills. In this conversation, award-winning filmmaker Don Hardy discusses his journey to following his dreams, his connections throughout his career, and the Cinequest world premiere of his newest film, Bar. Follow Don Hardy on Instagram @iamdonhardy | ktffilms.com Learn more about Cinequest Film Festival and schedule at: cinequest.org Read more about Cinequest co-founders Kathleen Powell and Halfdan Hussey from our 2015 Article: https://www.content-magazine.com/articles/cinequest

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