Volume 21 (2016)
Full Issue
mOthertongue Spring 2016 (Full PDF)
mOthertongue 2016
Multilingual Prose
At the Darkest Moment, To You
Seung Ah Rebecca Han
どれくらい? / How Long?
Naomi Chiba
Qui Suis-Je? / Who Am I?
Professor Rhonda Tarr's Spring 2016 French 126 Class
Las Llaves / The Keys
Jonatán Martín Gómez
플라스크 속 작은 난장이 / A Little Man in a Flask
Nathaniel Lee
Cosas hechas por el hombre / Man Made Items
Haley Norris
Mayu Mayurispa
Olivia Baxter
Multilingual Poetry
Aprilis - I / April - I
Brinna Michael
FORTUNATA VIX / Only So Fortunate
Brinna Michael
Ave, Colonia Veraniega, Sol / Bird, Camp, Sun
Professor Carole Cloutier ’s Spring 2016 Spanish 240 Class
Photography
Hidden Beauty
Nikki Grossfeld
At A Glance
Michael Agnello
Seasonal Mosaic
Nikki Grossfeld
Blooming Lotus
Yujia Ye
mOthertongue 2016:
a multilingual journal of the arts
For nearly two decades, mOthertongue has given students the opportunity to showcase their artistic endeavors and embrace their multilingual identities. In this volume, we once again celebrate the individuality of fellow artists through their poetry, photography, and art. mOthertongue is essentially a platform for anybody from anywhere to share their vision and create an artistic dialogue with the world. There are no rules, no preconceptions, and no boundaries. Through this journal, anybody is capable of becoming an artist. And with the emphasis on multilingualism and the freedom of self-expression, the individual undergoes a process of learning and embracing his or her roots, creating an artistic outlet for that vision, and engaging in an academic process of translation. Truly, the journal allows for unheard voices to be heard, unseen art to be seen. In fact, the collection of so many multicultural voices in one place is as artistically inclusive as it is novel.