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Erin Mansur-Smith

Erin Mansur-Smith received her MFA in Dramatic Writing from Ohio University after working for the National Domestic Violence hotline and a literacy program with AmeriCorps. She moved to Brooklyn to teach Humanities at Brooklyn Friends School 13 years ago. She started losing her hearing as a child and is now profoundly, and proudly, deaf.

Poetry: For My Mother by Erin Mansur-Smith

Erin Mansur-Smith received her MFA in Dramatic Writing from Ohio University after working for the National Domestic Violence hotline and a literacy program with AmeriCorps. She started losing her hearing as a child and is now profoundly, and proudly, deaf.

Erin Mansur-Smith

Poetry: For My Mother by Erin Mansur-Smith

Constructing with paper: Kako Ueda on the making of “Tori Tori Tori” and the magic of symbols

Homage to Green-Wood Cemetery—Bethany Jacobson’s photography examines nature and female solitude

Exploring art as friendship: a possible approach

Cardboard collages with dye-saturated fabric—Jodi Hays’s work connects to her roots

Maliza Kiasuwa’s “Art as a weapon” pays tribute to a hybrid of cultural origins