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Mark Masyga
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Last Updated: 05/07/10 |
“I like natural disasters and I think that they may be the highest form of art possible to experience.†-- Walter DeMaria
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Erik Von Ploennies
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Last Updated: 07/19/12 |
My work is a collage of random thoughts and inspiration layered together through a series of
improvisational sessions. Much of the content comes from my everyday life experiences. The end
result is sometimes convoluted, and abstract. I
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Charles Koegel
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Last Updated: 07/09/10 |
My artwork focuses on New York City's architectural environment.
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Josette Urso
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Last Updated: 03/31/20 |
In my drawings, paintings and collages I move back and forth between urban and natural subjects where the contrasts and cross-fertilizations are cumulative, non-linear, free flowing and interpretive.
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Sky Kim
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Last Updated: 07/25/17 |
A scroll series of watercolor painting and marker drawing
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MaryKate Maher
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Last Updated: 12/19/16 |
Sculptures that mine the textures of nature and the post-industrial landscape
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Isabelle Garbani
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Last Updated: 01/29/14 |
I work in mixed media, using feminine crafts such as knitting, crochet and lace with recycled materials, thematically focusing on the cultural significance of technology.
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Brian Lewis
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Last Updated: 03/05/15 |
Reliefs, paintings and drawings that playfully distort depth and figure.
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Andrea Manning
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Last Updated: 11/21/14 |
I make small to large scale ephemeral soft sculptures and installations out of paint that explore the
space where binaries exist simultaneously in the same being.
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Don Lisy
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Last Updated: 11/13/15 |
Deconstructing and articulating concepts masquerading as beauty
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Regi Müller
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Last Updated: 12/30/17 |
I reflect my life's circumstances and experiences in my non-objective creations.
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Paulius Nosokas
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Last Updated: 05/17/10 |
rotate / repeat / scale / move / subtract / is a series of abstract works on plywood I've created over the last four years; in it, I try to deliver the purest aesthetic experience with the simplest, and most economical means possible
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Rachael Wren
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Last Updated: 02/13/14 |
Luminous, atmospheric abstractions that explore the tension between structure and space, geometry and randomness, to create a sense of place where form and air mingle with each other.
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Annie B. Varnot
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Last Updated: 01/18/14 |
I accumulate discarded objects and nontraditional materials, transforming them through painstaking methods into sculptures and installations. Both material and process are significant to the content of my work.
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Deanna Lee
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Last Updated: 12/27/14 |
Paintings and drawings developed from patterns and traces of growth and decay in the natural world and the built environment.
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Susan Bowen
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Last Updated: 07/31/10 |
I shoot overlapping multiple exposure photography, panoramic in shape, with a plastic camera (Holga). These unplanned juxtapositions capture my experience of a particular time and place and at the same time have an identity all their own.
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Anki King
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Last Updated: 05/19/10 |
Expressionistic figure based oil paintings heavily painted in muted colors.
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