Molly Mandlin Cornelius ’20

I primarily work in acrylic paint, caran d'ache, and collage. I am a member of Blue Door Art Center in Yonkers where my art is frequently (and currently) on display. I am a multi-genre writer and participate year round in workshops and events lead by Yonker's Poet Laureate, Golda Solomon. In the past year my work has become more political-- fueled by moral outrage, antiracism, and intersectional feminism. Turns out fury is a powerful creative motivator.

What Are Little Girls Made Of?

Two circular artworks with vintage imagery and messages about privilege and disbanding ICE, featuring flowers and a red rotary phone.
April 2025, Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Pen, Paper Collage, and Mod Podge

Let's Pretend

A vintage-style collage shows a seated person dressing a dog as a princess, with humorous text about pretending to have basic human rights.
April 2025, Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Pen, Paper Collage, and Mod Podge