painting

Austin Power

I am interested in showing the difficulty and discomfort in fully understanding a person. I leave my subjects incomplete to highlight their limitations, as well as my own inability to see the subject beyond the influence of myself. 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

Travis Dubreuil

Travis Dubreuil was born and raised in the light of De Luz, California. He spent his childhood and adolescence walking and exploring, which allowed for excessive amounts of creative thought. Travis left the middle of nowhere at 18 and moved to the coast. Traveling soon became a strong passion and led him to Europe, the Caribbean, and Central America. Brooklyn is now home and he spends his days photographing faces, spaces and places. Travis has degrees in digital imaging and graphic design as well as commercial photography. His work has been shown on both the West and East coasts. More »

photography

Carrie Villines

Los Angeles native Carrie Villines received her BA from UCLA and her MFA from Parsons. Her work has been exhibited internationally, and has been published in "ARTnews," The Associated Press and "Graphis." She lives & works in Bushwick. More »

painting

Esin Erez

I am an artist who is thoroughly fascinated by the clashes in the visual culture of developing cities between urban/rural, and traditional/modern elements. My painting practice is focused on creating and reinterpreting snapshots of urban life such places, especially Istanbul, where I have grown up. I am interested in elements of my architectural practice into my paintings. This involves both focusing more on my "process"- something that was highly emphasized in my architecture education- and also bringing in perspective drawings and architectural collages into painting as a means of capturing the dynamics of city life that form my subject matter. More »

painting

Kiseok

I explore some sort of human condition in contemporary culture and the relationship between the self and the world. The figures in my work are used as objects to illustrate my own relationship to the world or feelings I have. More »

mixed media

Scott Peehl

My "Reflection" work is a reaction to a career of manipulating images and sounds. After struggling to find a way to create truly unique video art, I went to see a film by a director whose work I had previously found difficult to follow. I noticed sitting down the row was a painter I admired. At that moment I made a conscious choice to watch the film as a painting. It was an amazing experience, filled with meaning and metaphor. Realizing what an effect one's frame of mind has on how the human brain processes information. I ran home, pulled a painting out of a frame on my wall and mounted the monitor to the frame. More »

sculpture

Grimanesa Amoros

I am an interdisciplinary artist with diverse interests in the fields of social history, scientific research and critical theory, which have greatly influenced my work. I often make use of sculpture, video, and lighting to create works that illuminate our notions of personal identity and community. I utilize my art as an agent for empowerment to involve viewers from all different backgrounds and communities. I was born in Lima. I live and work in New York City and Peru. More »

photography

Paolo Morales

My pictures are about relationships. I am trying to fill the role of a muse. I invite women to sit for portraits because I find them attractive. Some characters appear once while others occur multiple times. Women become replaceable and interchangeable. Subjects have plump faces, flowing hair and big eyes. Some of them look as if they just fell out of a painting at the Met. The pictures place women on pedestals, glorifying yet objectifying them. The poses are awkward and elegant. Their gaze is inviting yet passive. More »

painting

Fred Chao

Fred came to New York after college at MassArt and Emerson in Boston. He is also the creator and illustrator of the comic book Johnny Hiro {half asian, all hero}. You can view his work on his website and buy his prints from Charmingwall More »

photography

Daniel + Travis

Daniel + Travis exist in a hive where creativity generates a thought provoking, conceptual, sexual, and beautifully accessible realm. Their work continuously serves to inform their voices as individuals while setting the tonality for a broader piece-their relationship as lovers and artists. Daniel was born and raised in Miami, Florida and has a Master of Architecture degree. Travis was born and raised in Southern California and has degrees in graphic design and digital imaging as well as commercial photography. Daniel + Travis live, work, and love in Brooklyn, NY. More »

painting

Cañero

Originally from Madrid, Rocío Cañero is an illustrator and artist living in NY. After a long time working in advertising in Spain, Cañero becomes a freelancer. She has worked for diverse clients such as Toyota, Ann Summers, Kandoo, Minibabybell, International Amnisty, Sony, Tabasco and her work has been featured in a wide range of publications including Belio Magazine, Stafmagazine, Vanidad, Anunciantes and El mundo. More »

painting

Jodi Chamberlain

It's all about temperature, line seduction, the illusion of stability vs frailty, and the singing that takes place when select colors are placed next to each other. More »

photography

Robert Cass

For the last seven years I have been exploring my relationship with Pigs, I eat them, I pet them, my mouth waters when I see their insides displayed at the meat counter. I simply love pigs, hugging, petting, eating, Everything More »

photography

Erin Toland

I am a street photographer living in New York City, driven by faces and expressions, fueled by small details and hidden gestures. More »

mixed media

Damon Ginandes

My work blurs the boundaries of the two and three-dimensional through various techniques and materials. Seemingly flat lines and forms protrude into space. Caught in this spacial ambiguity, the starkly silent, yet distinctly present characters appear aware of their odd predicament. Devoid of context and stripped of external identity, they are portraits of souls - ageless, anonymous, and solitary. Their longing stares serve as a mute communication from which a distinct visual and psychological intimacy emerges. More »

painting

Chris RWK

Chris' world was completely flooded with the More »

drawing

Zachariah

Zachariah's "dark" drawings are pretty funny, and his "funny" drawings are pretty dark. What does it all mean? What are you, his analyst? Just enjoy the pretty pictures! More »

film

Peru Ana Ana Peru

Peru Ana Ana Peru originated in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York. We are two people, a guy and a girl, or, if you will, a girl and a guy. Currently we spend a good amount of our time making random trinkets and then leaving them on the streets for other people to find, as well as trying to be able to solve a rubik's cube in under a minute. More »

photography

James and Karla Murray

For the last 15 years, married authors and photographers, James and Karla Murray have been documenting the streets of New York and Miami, publishing three best-selling books on the graffiti scene, Miami Graffiti (Prestel Publishing 2009), Broken Windows (Gingko Press 2002) and Burning New York (Gingko Press 2006). While photographing graffiti, they also began faithfully documenting the generations-old stores and shops of New York's neighborhoods, resulting in their critically acclaimed book, STORE FRONT-The Disappearing Face of New York released by Gingko Press in 2009. James and Karla live in New York City and Miami with their dog, Tabasco. More »