Neighborhood: Crown HeightsSummary: I am a multi-disciplinary artist creating socially minded projects that are deeply personal and anthropologically rich. My projects work to foster connections between viewers and community members, and to encourage dialogue.
Neighborhood: KensingtonSummary: I bake ceramic tile, and paint, using tape; with both mediums, mixing detailed realism and abstraction.
Neighborhood: Park SlopeSummary: Michael Davis paintings and drawings
Neighborhood: Park SlopeSummary: I am combining analog photographic processes with performance and craft to create work that heavily emphasizes self-care through artistic process.
Neighborhood: BushwickSummary: Lee Dawson (b. 1993, Lower East Side, NYC) currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Summary: Passion And Patience!
Neighborhood: BushwickSummary: Using fabric and hand sewing as a vehicle, I talk about the ways in which we experience our homes and the objects and stories within them.
Neighborhood: WilliamsburgSummary: My most recent work consist of straight lines that through means of systematic intersecting optically curve and create moire like patterns.
Neighborhood: Park SlopeSummary: All Art is a subset of material, and all material is the manifestation of memory. The imagined is neither false nor possible, but image.
Summary: I am an abstract painter who also creates drawings using architectural renderings abutting each other and sculpture incorporating re-purposed materials.
Neighborhood: Brooklyn HeightsSummary: Even though I usually paint with Oils, I am Loving working with soft Pastels.
Neighborhood: Greenpoint
Neighborhood: Park SlopeSummary: The images are video stills, so go ahead and view the actual videos!
Neighborhood: Bedford-StuyvesantSummary: Cat Del Buono is a Brooklyn-based artist and filmmaker whose works focus on social issues.
Neighborhood: Sunset ParkSummary: I am an interdisciplinary artist who makes work about the landscape of queerness and how we perceive it through disseminating information like diagrams and tutorials.
