My works explore the intimacy of moments that pause me in the midst of familiar routines, resonating with a contemplative character.

I paint people.

I employ traditional lace making to render protective structures laced from thread and rope; as well as unconventional embroidery to create works on paper representing interior spaces and the outdoor paths leading to those spaces.

I draw, paint and sculpt using paper and second-hand materials.

I photograph (in both traditional black-and-white and digital color) domestic vernacular architecture in outer-borough New York City. I teach photography at Brooklyn College, and lived in Marine Park, Brooklyn for many years.

I shred promotional mailings, creating works that extract alternative narratives from these raw materials.

DADDY IS AN EXHIBITION-BASED ART AND DESIGN COLLECTIVE DEDICATED TO THE STUDY OF USE IN CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE.

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.

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.

Even though I usually paint with Oils, I am Loving working with soft Pastels.

Through my work I question and play with human's relationship with "the Natural".

Photo-based sculpture and installation, exploring landscape and the experiential nature of photography.

My unique gestural style combines surreal, psychological, and urban elements to create arresting images in paintings that are disorienting and inquisitive.

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.

Ilana H-B is an interdisciplinary artist born in Brooklyn, NY. She received a BA in Art at Yale, and is a 2016 MFA at Columbia University. She creates work that explores relationships between surface, humor, failure, & individuation.

Artist in Bushwick, using video, performance and installation to evaluate how we connect and represent ourselves.

Using non-traditional materials like chenille pipe cleaners and plastic, as opposed to standard textile materials, I am placing myself outside of traditional textile work and making the undervalued and unseen culture of women’s work vis