Neighborhood: Cobble HillSummary: Jenifer Kobylarz's work portrays a world that is inspired by compositional relationships of geometric and natural forms and bold color use capturing a frozen moment.
Neighborhood: Flatbush
Summary: My work ranges from interactive digital/analog art to old school printmaking and sculpture. www.ForMyFutureBiographer.com
Summary: My artwork focuses on New York City's architectural environment.
Neighborhood: GreenpointSummary: Secretly taking pictures of peoples faces in public and enlarging the result to emphasize it's pixellation and ambiguity.
Neighborhood: Williamsburg
Neighborhood: GowanusSummary: In the last ten years I have worked with discarded materials from Brooklyn construction dumpsters, found materials and have been working since 2016 on a multi-media installation work called the Balloon Project.
Neighborhood: MidwoodSummary: Genre paintings and prints of Brooklyn featuring images from the mid-20th century in a naïve style.
Neighborhood: GowanusSummary: I paint miniature objects from still-lifes and my imagination. They are specific enough to depict what they represent, yet ambiguous enough to portray a universality of existence.
Neighborhood: Bedford-StuyvesantSummary: Psychedelic Geometry.
Summary: Moscow born, Nina Kossman is an artist, writer, poet, and playwright.
Neighborhood: Coney IslandSummary: I grew up on Coney Island in the 1960s through 1980s. I have a continued passion for maintaining the cultural identity of this unique neighborhood.
Neighborhood: Park SlopeSummary: Northeast meets southwest as Jeanette has worked both from her Park Slope studio and through residency grants in Santa Fe.
Neighborhood: Sunset ParkSummary: My work is about our fragile connection with nature. Through dreamy rainforest inspired paintings I strive to increase the world’s awareness and expose the consequences our everyday actions have on the environment.
Neighborhood: Clinton HillSummary: Melanie Kozol paints the contemporary landscape, blurring the line between reality and memory.