My current bodies of work are: oil paintings on canvas; drawings in Photoshop (limited-edition, of 25, inkjet prints; ink-and-acrylic on Claybord(TM).

I create renditions of fantasy trees, stylized nudes, birds and other subject matter, that capture my imagination. Most of my artwork is small in size. My "almost daily" blog is here: http://ninakuriloff.blogspot.com

Recent Pratt graduate with strong conviction that art died after the 19th century.

Fine Art Photographer based in Red Hook Brooklyn working in Digital and Analog film medium from 35mm to 8x10 film with an emphasis on night time imagery and provocative interpretations of contemporary society and our place in it.

I'm currently working with found images primarily from sixties and seventies pictorial magazines that I interrupt with over-printed digital drawings and words which introduces a layer of commentary, free association or disruption.

I paint biomorphic shapes and imaginative landscapes. My images play out narratives of my own life as well as larger ideas of nature, society, and the changes we are bringing to our environment.

Work includes oil and sculpture; themes gravitate toward landscapes, nature and natural phenomena. Recent work: "Bewilderness", an outdoor art installation in a pine forest which focuses on the tree as metaphor for non-human "other".

New York City-based photographer, specializing on documenting the burlesque scene, with a particular emphasis on live performance photography; also movie still photography and fashion.

As artist and rock climber, my work is a muscular, tactile exploration of the physical world.

Nature as metaphor for the complexity of the human condition is the essence of my recent work.

Extremely versatile

Budding, evolving, experimental. A work in progress, a path in self-discovery. A young woman still finding her voice, still finding her place, still finding her worth, still finding herself.

From the New York Times: "Peter J. Ketchum knows how to get the viewer's attention. Shown widely around the country, his pictures commingle colors, situations, commentary and mediums in a manner that is provocative, funny and to the point."

A personal look at a mothers art work over the past 10 years. Each painting and sculpture represents the real story behind motherhood and is expressed profoundly through making art and balancing all. Mother, career and being an artist.

Culture Needs A Fresh Kill

My work is both narrative and abstract, basted in a vigorous linear and graphic art- informed from my life/work experience as a sign painter and scenic artist in the New York environment

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.

WILD TORUS is a collaborative platform of Brooklyn-based artists who create chaotic, cult performance happenings and site-specific installations using both digital and analog forms.