• painting

    Erica Lambertson Philippe

    Erica Lambertson Philippe is a painter living in New Orleans, LA. More »
  • artists

    Mark Billy

    Mark Makes Marks. I dabble in humor, paint, resin, beard hair, charcoal, ideas, abstraction, realism, criticism, and new media More »
  • artists

    Corinne Schulze

    Corinne received her BA from Tulane University in Studio Art and is currently pursuing of her MFA in Photography at the School of Visual Arts. Her work investigates semiotics, cartography, technology and philosophies in new media and photography. More »
  • painting

    Nicholas Papadakis

    My experimental "Erosion Paintings" utilize a unique fractal-generating technique in which powdered pigment self-organizes into organic patterns and is selectively ‘dusted away' grain by grain to ‘release' images of humans and their relationship with the environment. I explore archetypal human flaws - capturing our animal essence shaped from living rock and primal ooze. More »
  • painting

    Erick Pardus

    I am a SteppenWolf...and amavERICK and a BLUESman by heART... More »
  • film

    Laura Manney

    Title: Laura Manney More »
  • painting

    Lily & Honglei

    As a Chinese immigrant artist team, our work deals with cultural displacement and identity issues, as well as social and cultural problems in today's China in the context of globalization. Taking form of digital multimedia presentation, our projects often adapt symbolism and metaphors from Chinese folklore, and reinterpret them in a contemporary context. To give new imputes to aesthetics and cultural traditions, we integrate new media approaches, such as digital animation and virtual reality, with fine arts language to create visual experiences belong to the 21st century. More »
  • painting

    Akiko Kato

    Music, art, movies, fashion, or some visions I get while walking, can be my inspiration. I love doing figurative illustration. Compositions, colors, and nuanced face expressions are important to deliver the atmosphere of the person or the event. More »
  • mixed media

    Molly George

    My collages are about taking given information, and assembling it to create a different perspective. My goal is to create new out of old, and turn what would be considered junk into something that is perceived as art. I relate my work to the interactions of everyday experiences. In life, all the information is there in front of you to be absorbed and organized, and it is how you piece it all together that creates the unique life you live. A background in illustration manifests itself in my work with a narrative approach to creating pieces. Topics such as existentialism, the human subconscious, semiotics and dreams are integral influences. More »
  • illustration

    Sarah Goodreau

    formaldehyde in the medicine cabinet. preserving memories and memorabilia.that matchbook from last february. the hair from two years ago. the gravel from your street. most importantly the dreams. you wake up with. and also feathers for when you fly away. thus creating an image that smells like spilt ink and people who never forget. More »
  • photography

    Jonathan Fasulo

    No one is perfect. There is no such thing as perfect hair, or a perfect nose. But still we all try to be taller, thinner, tanner, more attractive. And every once and awhile, you may realize that you actually are taller, thinner, and tanner than somebody, because no one is perfect. If your goal is to be you, only better, then my goal is to capture you, only better. More »
  • painting

    Ryan Shultz

    Ryan Shultz received his bachelor's degree from The American Academy of Art in 2005, and his M.F.A. from Northwestern University in 2009. Shultz's work deals primarily with youth culture and the "cult of excess," depicting scenes of intoxication and drug use, alienation and ecstasy. These works embrace the art historical canon, borrowing compositional devices, technical processes, poses and gestures from classical painting. Shultz is equally influenced by popular culture, film and the fashion world, referencing this imagery in the subject matter and scenarios that he creates. In this sense, his work could be called a marriage of the present and the past, a re-utilization of past techniques to make works that explore the romanticized views of self-destruction and masculinity so prevalent in our culture. More »
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    Chris Knight

    I think of my paintings as each comprising a small, often curious mythology, which addresses a shared understanding of loss and longing in the contemporary world, while at the same time revealing a fascination with the magical and poetic. I am interested in the way that ordinary objects, when juxtaposed with one another or placed in novel contexts, can take on a meaning that is somehow greater than the sum of the parts, that creates a visual poetry that transcends the everydayness from which it arises. More »
  • photography

    Beth Herzhaft

    I am currently working on a series of contemporary photographic landscapes I call "area photography". More »
  • painting

    APAK

    Aaron and Ayumi K. Piland are the fantastical magical duo known as APAK. they are a husband and wife collaborative art group who live among the furry conifer giants in a little cottage on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. They create artwork together as a way of exploring beauty, mystery, and magic of the universe as well as expressing their love for life and each other. They play, learn, discover, and grow just like children do. Their prints can be found at Charmingwall. More »
  • artists

    Lukrezia*

    I thought how unpleasant it is to be locked out; and I thought how it is worse, perhaps, to be locked in." Virginia Woolf More »
  • installation

    Deniz Ozuygur

    Deniz Ozuygur is a Turkish born visual artist based in New York City. She received her BFA from New York University in 2009. Ozuygur is a storyteller first and foremost. Her work often combines many different mediums. Her stories take the form of tableaus, and are similar to museum dioramas in the way they actively engage the audience and capture the essence of a character or a moment. These invented characters and moments often stem from personal childhood experiences and musings. More »
  • drawing

    Kira Leigh

    The work is essentially a collection of psychological self portraits at varying degrees. Non-archival, spontaneous line work flows on paper as thoughts are poured out in the form of surreal subject matter. These pieces are a visual documentary of days sitting restless with a need to fill the paper with the cheeky thoughts might be rambling in my brain. Anxiety is channeled into each little line and stroke, accented at times by color and collage to heighten the intricacy and playfulness of the work. More »
  • drawing

    Stephen Pellnat

    My art is primarily sequential, in ink on paper. I use color sparingly, More »
  • painting

    Heather Reynolds

    Illustrator / Painter focusing on realistic portrayals of unrealistic things. More »