Neighborhood: Bedford-Stuyvesant
Summary: My paintings negotiate the duality and dichotomy of my existence as an Asian immigrant woman in America. I paint still life of food symbolic of the imagery of desire for female body, surrounded by transnational icons and patterns.

Neighborhood: Fort Greene
Summary: I create site-specific temporary and permanent public installations; abstract paintings; movable, malleable sculpture/paintings; and conceptual studio projects.

Neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
Summary: We live in a world that throws a lot away. My art takes things people discard – pill bottles, tin cans, parts of consumer electronics, old building materials – and makes whimsy out of them.

Neighborhood: Flatbush

Neighborhood: Park Slope
Summary: Whether in painting, diorama or video, I utilize collage to create a globalized vision built from many individual landscapes.

Neighborhood: Bay Ridge
Summary: My most recent works are a series of images from my dreams.

Neighborhood: East Williamsburg

Neighborhood: Bushwick
Summary: I create miniature sculptures and constellations of cut, painted paper.

Neighborhood: Clinton Hill
Summary: I am primarily an abstract painter transforming states of mind, emotions and infusing living energy, intuition and concrete particulars into physical reality on canvas through various mediums.

Neighborhood: Park Slope
Summary: My work deals with alienation, gender politics and identity through a displaced female body. Acting as a transcendental device, the body is a tool in various mediums, such as performance and sculpture, video, installation and drawing.

Neighborhood: Greenpoint

Neighborhood: Williamsburg
Summary: Donald Groscost explores the natural world through the arena of memory and the subconscious whereby a myriad of cultural references as disparate as animated films, children’s books or visual technologies often collide in a single form

Neighborhood: Dumbo

Neighborhood: Williamsburg
Summary: Using drawing, printmaking, paper cutting and sculpture, I transform everyday objects by pushing them into a liminal state between the identifiable and the not yet known.

Neighborhood: Prospect Lefferts Gardens

Neighborhood: Bushwick
Summary: My photography and writing concern themes of the urban/natural, public and private space, ecology, community and security.