Neighborhood: Windsor Terrace
Summary: My work is called "My Brooklyn Accent" and are scenes of my childhood memories growing up in Brooklyn.

Neighborhood: Bushwick

Neighborhood: Dumbo
Summary: Paintings and sculpture with themes concerning social issues.

Neighborhood: Bedford-Stuyvesant
Summary: My work explores themes of impermanence, fragility, and inter-connectedness. I'm ever inspired by nature and human nature.

Neighborhood: Ditmas Park
Summary: Alaiyo is a visual journalist who creates fantasy and social conscious imagery in watercolor.

Neighborhood: Bushwick
Summary: Collages made by hand and digitally, representing my navigation of both dreamscapes and day to day waking life, thematically inclined toward investigations of physical vs robotic, technology and spirituality.

Summary: People, Places And Things, Legends From The Twentieth Century a photography project I started photographing Allen Ginsberg at a memorial for Herbert Huncke Inquire about supporting erecting my brownstone project installation Also new music

Neighborhood: Flatbush
Summary: Expressionist abstractions with figural references relating to current events and nature.

Neighborhood: Clinton Hill

Neighborhood: Carroll Gardens
Summary: In the simplest terms, I am a mark-maker. This making of marks, lines, scratches, letters and strokes is central to my work and leads, only incidentally, to an area that is about light, tone and texture.

Neighborhood: Bay Ridge
Summary: Good art removes the viewer's subjective, erroneous interpretation and opens a window to the intention of the artist who creates the piece.

Neighborhood: Prospect Heights
Summary: ARTIST, EXAMINING CONCEPTS OF HOME AND PLACE

Summary: Exploring trauma through interdisciplinary video, sculpture, and installation.

Neighborhood: Park Slope
Summary: Documentary photography and film-making to tell unique stories.

Neighborhood: Clinton Hill
Summary: My practice is founded on the encounter, loss and distance, and the understanding of a new environment. I sew as a way of both mending and marking. Mending what has been damaged or loss, and marking what is new and needs to be retained.