• painting

    Fain Hancock

    Real and imagined, unseen or unrecognized universes coexist all around us. Sea creatures live in the deep ocean; bacteria live in the body; insects make a tiny home within a home; cells form structures to make a human. A small bit stands in for the greater whole, and exists perhaps without the knowledge of the larger piece. I have an interest in biomorphic shapes, pattern and fragile beauty. More »
  • digital

    Ryan Casey

    I was born outside Philadelphia in 1981, I remember watching television as a child and drawing the people I saw on the screen. More »
  • painting

    Julianna Bright

    I'm a self taught artist working primarily in gouache and graphite. I hand stain my paper to evoke the feel of an old book or map. More »
  • painting

    Scott Wenner

    I'm interested in Human History and Natural/Geological Phenomenon. I use art to explore all of my curiosities and fascinations about the universe. More »
  • photography

    Steve Strawn

    Primarily a photographer, Steve Strawn captures the perspective of a shell-shocked eyewitness to futuristic battle scenes, as robots destroy cities, terrorize dolls and smash innocent plastic civilians. The staged scenes, which contain the imaginary narratives we enact as children, transform play into reality when photographed. The proximity of this work to contemporary scenes of war is frightening, yet beautifully gruesome in its use of lighting, framing, and form. Not unlike still frames from an action film, the works become stunning documents of the way in which we learn to battle at such an early age – against our siblings, our friends or our enemies. More »
  • sculpture

    Kyle Fokken

    My work is based on a love of antique toys as viewed from a modern perspective. We are curiously drawn to relics of the past. In my artwork, I fuse this nostalgia with "visionary" art - artwork often made using scrap material and rough construction. Like these artists, I'm not a "junk sculptor" because my focus is not on the found object itself, but on how I can use these objects to fulfill my vision. I employ this technique as a metaphor implying the bond between generations "making do" with available materials and the cultural legacy of values and ideals. More »
  • drawing

    alexandra charrow

    I currently illustrate for newspapers, draw political cartoons, and get continuously rejected by the New Yorker. More »
  • painting

    Chris Crossen

    These paintings are my interpretation of distinct places and experiences. They arise from a desire to capture movement and form within basic compositions and patterns, exploring the interplay between light, landscape, and natural processes. More »
  • sculpture

    Bruce Gray

    Bruce Gray's contemporary sculptures have been displayed in exhibitions at many Art Galleries and Art Museums from Santa Monica to Soho and abroad. He is also well known for his kinetic sculptures which include mobiles, amazing gravity defying suspended magnet sculptures, and rolling ball sculptures. Bruce's artworks have also appeared in hundreds of movies, and TV shows. Clients include Austin Powers, NYPD Blue, Seinfeld, Friends, Frasier, Six Feet Under, Academy of Motion Pictures, A&M Records, Gene Simmons, Coca Cola, Mercedes Benz, IBM, Little Rock National Airport, Children’s Hospital Boston, University of Pittsburgh, Vanderbilt University, and The Rolling Ball Museum. More »
  • photography

    Nandor Losonci

    Hungarian born Nandor Losonci grew up in Leipzig, Germany and studied at the city’s renowned Academy of Visual Arts. His work focuses on the small human moments that happen a thousand times a day in our busy world but are seldom noticed or appreciated for their inherent beauty. More »
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