Neighborhood: Park SlopeSummary: I'm all over the place with several repeating themes, Cityscape, Human Figure, Geometric Abstraction, I work with the media of Painting, Drawing, Printmaking, Sculpture and collage.
Neighborhood: Prospect HeightsSummary: I paint small abstract, vaguely psychedelic gouaches.
Summary: When I paint I connect with the invisible, the intensity, with what you can not see and only feel, with what nourish the volatility of the essence and the fever to discover its elusive meaning.
Neighborhood: Crown Heights
Neighborhood: East WilliamsburgSummary: Exploring Pre and Post Stonewall gay artists and their work in an effort to revitalize the gay identity of my late grandfather.
Summary: Shelly Fank, a sculptor and painter from New Orleans who has also worked in Greenville, North Carolina; Florence, Italy; Seattle, Washington; and Toledo, Ohio, is currently exploring multimedia works with sculptural puppets in Brooklyn, NY.
Neighborhood: GowanusSummary: Currently I am exploring the relationship between scrap / trash wood in NYC and the idea usefelness via sculpture.
Neighborhood: BushwickSummary: The origin of this body of work is in compression and tension, growth and decay, and how these and other processes shape built environments.
Neighborhood: Bedford-StuyvesantSummary: The convergence of urbanism and landscape is the foundation of my work; through the use of photography-based research, I address the ideas of absence, romanticism, representation, and authenticity of experience.
Neighborhood: GowanusSummary: My work tells stories about what it means to be human.
Neighborhood: BushwickSummary: Painter focused on transparency and narrative of process and influenced by writing, weaving, and theatre improv.
Neighborhood: Coney IslandSummary: My work, both indoors and out, continues to be motivated by environmental sources, related conditions and personal experience.
Neighborhood: Dyker HeightsSummary: My eye sees the abstract in the ordinary.
Neighborhood: Crown HeightsSummary: My paintings and mixed media pieces incorporate elements of ethnography, nonlinear storytelling, magical realism, and absurdist humor to give expression to a uniquely individualized reality.
Neighborhood: Brooklyn HeightsSummary: Architecture as an open form to discuss the environment of Brooklyn and NYC.