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Windows 2008 F I NE A RTS M AGAZ I NE V OLUME 1 , I SSUE 2 8 , Y EAR 2 0 0 8 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFF: Brother James Gaffney, FSC, President of Lewis University Stephany Schlachter, Provost of Lewis University Angela Durante, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Br. Lawrence Oelschlegel, Assistant Dean College of Arts and Sciences Therese Jones, Assistant Professor of English and Editor, Coordinator and Designer of Windows Fine Arts Magazine Paul Sevcik, LaSallian Volunteer and Cover Designer Sylvain Goyette, Web Master at Lewis University Karen Donohue, Theology, Philosophy, English, and Communications Secretary MUSIC COORDINATOR AND JUDGE: Timothy J. Bowlby, Instructor of Music VISUal ART COORDINATOR AND JUDGE: Leslie Ansteth Colonna, Instructor of Art and Design WRITING CATEGORY JUDGES: Laura Basso, Instructor of English Jennifer Consilio, Assistant Professor of English Catherine Hancock, Instructor of English Sharon Houk Te´llez, Instructor of Math and Computer Science Simone Muench, Assistant Professor of English Al Munneke, Assistant Professor of English Richard Prince, Professor of English Jackie White, Assistant Professor of English LAYOUT AND DESIGN: Ken Spiegel Spiegel Associates Joliet, IL 60435 PRINTER: Glen Conklin J-M Printers, Inc. Digital Express Crest Hill, IL 60435 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 TABLE OF CONTENTS Musical Composition Category Visual Art Category | STUDENT CATEGORY STUDENT PAINTING T A First Place: In the Attic Garrett Castello 6- Third Place: Untitled Yaw Boateng 34 BLE Second Place: Study in Percussion John Conley -5 Honorable Mention: Christmas Crystal Kristen Holding 33 OF Second Place: Tribute to. Quincy Wright 6- Honorable Mention: Vase of Flowers Amber King 33 C Third Place: The Man With No Pain Thomas Zalduendo -5 Honorable Mention: Untitled Jovana Torres 33 ONTENTS Honorable Mention: Untitled Yaw Boateng 34 Writing Category | Writing Category STUDENT POETRY First Place: Untitled Jamie LaFevers 7 First Place: Like Medusa Elizabeth Weber 7 FacULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI POETRY Second Place: The Four Worlds of Wine Renae Habenschuss 8 Second Place: Our 9/11 Couch Dr. George Miller 35 Third Place: Destroying Yourself . Jasmine Pacheco 8 Third Place: I’m Not a Ghost Anymore Dr. George Miller 35 Honorable Mention: Boilin’ Be Sunday Afternoon Michelle Moody 8 Honorable Mention: Pause Nicholas Prince 9 STUDENT AcaDEMIC ESSAY Honorable Mention: Cherry Nicole Smith 9 First Place: Glorious Risk Kevin Magas 36 Second Place: The Screening of Erin. Stephanie Knudson 36-38 FacULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI POETRY Third Place: Threads of Redemption, . Kevin Magas 38-39 First Place: Bless Me, Rabbi Dr. George Miller 30 STUDENT FICTION ESSAY First Place: Sacrifice Jessica Huffman 40-4 Visual Art Category Second Place: High Noon on the River Elizabeth Weber 4-43 Third Place: When the Bough Breaks Jessica Huffman 43-44 Honorable Mention: Truth and Lies Colleen Farrell 44-45 STUDENT PHOTOGRapHY Honorable Mention: Home Flourishes Lauren Necesario 3 FacULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI FICTION ESSAY First Place: Untitled Kathleen Damptz 46-47 FacULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI PHOTOGRapHY Second Place: Frozenheart Lois Mintah 47-49 Honorable Mention: Flight Dr. Paul Kaiser 3 Third Place: Born a Lion Lois Mintah 50 STUDENT SCUlpTURE STUDENT NON-FICTION ESSAY Honorable Mention: Design Exercise Julie Fontanetta 3 First Place: Madame Viktonja Makarovite 5-5 Second Place: Perception of Paradise Adam Beaty 5-53 STUDENT COMPUTER GRapHICS Honorable Mention: My Parking Angel Stacey Bethune 54 Honorable Mention: Stair Concept Katie Ryan 3 Honorable Mention: The Sunset Flower Margaret Wnek 3 STUDENT DRawING FacULTY, STAFF AND ALUMNI NON-FICTION ESSAY First Place: Itty-Bitty Interior Kristen Holding 3 Second Place: Weathered Inst. Paul Gaszak 55 Second Place: Political Vomit Katie Ryan 34 Honorable Mention: Itty-Bitty Interior Kristen Holding 3 Honorable Mention: After Cezanne Andrea Slaughter 3 Honorable Mention: Design Exercise Meredith Crowder 33 3 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Writing Category | STUDENT RESEARCH REPORT Welcome to the 8th issue of Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008. Congratulations to the students, faculty, staff and alumni First Place: The Conflicting Notions . Kevin Magas 56-57 who are winners of this year’s contest! Your work has been judged as the best in the genres of musical composition, visual art Second Place: The Status of Mental Health . Nicole Hofer 57-59 and writing. Please enjoy the pages that follow, as well as the electronic version of WFAM 2008, which is accessible on Lewis ONTENTS Third Place: The Depiction of the Jews . Natalie Schutz 59-6 University’s web site through the directory, where you can not only see this magazine online but you can hear the beautiful, C Honorable Mention: Controversy in Art John Costas 6-6 award-winning music. OF BLE Winners of the contest were selected from three genres (musical composition, visual art and writing), with numerous A T subcategories for visual art and writing. For the visual art genre, the judging was updated this year to reflect current practices in | Honorary Entries by Judges art competitions. Typically, there is only one First Place winner or “Best in Show” in an art contest, along with one Second Place and one Third Place winner. Thus, all of the subcategories are judged together. For example, photography is in competition with painting and drawing, etc. By adopting that same practice, WFAM 2008 has one First Place, one Second Place, and one Third Prof. Timothy R. Bowlby Two Limericks poetry 63 Place winner along with numerous Honorable Mention awards. Instructor Leslie Colonna of the Art Department is confident Archer’s Motto poetry 63 that this is the best practice for evaluating the contest’s art entries. Silent Remains poetry 63 Inst. Sharon Houk Te´llez Mayflies poetry 64 The musical composition and writing winners were awarded prizes based upon the possibility of First, Second, Third Place and Honorable Mention. Most importantly, the judges for music, visual art and writing had discretion to eliminate an award if they selected to do so. Many thanks to the judges in all the genres whose keen eyes, expertise and devotion to WFAM 2008 made the production of the magazine such a success! A special thanks to the President of Lewis University, Br. James Gaffney, FSC, and the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Angela Durante. It is because of them that Lewis University continues to recognize and honor the creative talents and visions of those within the Lewis community. Without their support, a magazine that displays diversity, contemporary thinking and technology, association within the community and among the genres, and the sharing of knowledge and talents would not be a part of Lewis. In reiteration, congratulations to all the winners in WFAM 2008! You have pursued your dreams of becoming published artists, and your accomplishments are a source of inspiration and growth for all—in print and beyond . ASST. PROF. THERESE JONES 4 5 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 MUSICAL COMPOSITION First Place In the Attic — In the Attic — Continued | Garrett Castello M USIC A L C OM Written by Garrett Castello P In the Attic OSITION | ©2007 Garrett Castello ©2007 Garrett Castello All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 6 7 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 In the Attic In the Attic Continued Continued | M | USIC A L C OSITION P OM OM P OSITION C L A USIC | M | ©2007 Garrett Castello ©2007 Garrett Castello All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 8 9 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 In the Attic In the Attic Continued Continued | | M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L OSITION A USIC M | | ©2007 Garrett Castello ©2007 Garrett Castello All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 0 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Second Place Study in Percussion — Study in Percussion— Continued | | John Conley M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L OSITION A USIC M | | 3 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Study in Percussion Study in Percussion Continued Continued | | M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L OSITION A USIC M | | 4 5 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Second Place Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals — Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals— Continued | | Quincy Wright M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals P L OSITION A USIC M | | ©2008 Quincy Wright ©2008 Quincy Wright All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 6 7 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals Continued Continued | | M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L OSITION A USIC M | | ©2008 Quincy Wright ©2008 Quincy Wright All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 8 9 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals Tribute to Zarathustra’s Animals Continued Continued | | M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L OSITION A USIC M | | ©2008 Quincy Wright ©2008 Quincy Wright All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 0 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Third Place The Man With No Pain — The Man With No Pain— Continued | | Thomas Zalduendo M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L The Man with No Pain OSITION A USIC M | | ©2007 Thomas Zalduendo ©2007 Thomas Zalduendo All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 3 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 The Man With No Pain The Man With No Pain Continued Continued | | M USIC A OSITION L P C OM OM C P L OSITION A USIC M | | ©2007 Thomas Zalduendo ©2007 Thomas Zalduendo All Rights Reserved All Rights Reserved 4 5 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 Windows Fine Arts Magazine 2008 STUDENT POETRY First Place First Place — Untitled— — Like Medusa— Jamie LaFevers -- after Homan’s “Like the Devil” Elizabeth Weber yellow.
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