Summary: My work is simply a celebration of my Haitian upbringing and roots. I am constantly inspired by my family, my food, my folk songs and tales, my drums, my dances and most of all, by the strength and spirit of my ancestors.

Neighborhood: Midwood
Summary: Realism in stone, captures American culture in stone.

Neighborhood: Fort Greene
Summary: My drawings derive from an interest in complexity that arises out of a limited set of rules.

Neighborhood: Crown Heights

Neighborhood: Clinton Hill

Neighborhood: East Williamsburg

Neighborhood: Gowanus
Summary: I am interested in our bodies, their weight, the actual corporeal feeling of them, our denial of them, hybridity, sexuality. I am interested in religious and ceremonial aesthetics and symbolism- how we as humans make sense of ourselves.

Neighborhood: Bedford-Stuyvesant
Summary: Recurring themes include labour, repetition, the portal, and the window; suggestions of looking in or through a space beyond.

Summary: carolina: humana, peruvian based in brooklyn. The compelling force of my work is the challenge it takes to embody the relations between processes that take place both in the micro and the macro cosmos; the inner and the outer worlds.

Neighborhood: Sunset Park
Summary: My practice combines photography, sculpture, installation, performance, and video. I explore issues of violence, political conflicts, and human behaviors by deconstructing iconic cultural imagery as a form of critique and analysis.

Neighborhood: Gowanus

Neighborhood: Crown Heights
Summary: Kenseth Armstead is a multimedia installation artist.

Neighborhood: Park Slope
Summary: Using ancient myths as a starting point, I have developed a personal esthetic where my expressionistic style and visceral brushstrokes transform a narrative content into a visual experience.

Neighborhood: Fort Greene

Neighborhood: Dumbo

Neighborhood: Bushwick

Neighborhood: Crown Heights
Summary: Brand Us is the total collaboration of artistic partners and married couple, Phillip Martin and Theresa O’Neill, who have been painting together as Brand Us for over ten years.

Neighborhood: Bushwick
Summary: Our latest body of work is an examination of, “the transfiguration of super-powered culture.” Most of our work is a mix of silkscreening and painted elements.