I am a visual artist who makes pictures with language, books with pictures, prints with type and animations with words.

A scroll series of watercolor painting and marker drawing

Using multiple media from the net to site installation, my work is conceptual and project based. I’m interested in staging and visualizing the tension created when control and its release try to coexist as a curated chaos.

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.

Paintings and drawings developed from patterns and traces of growth and decay in the natural world and the built environment.

My most recent work consist of straight lines that through means of systematic intersecting optically curve and create moire like patterns.

My ceramic pieces are pinched and coiled with botanical influences that can be combined to create larger installations as well as intimate groupings.

I paint and draw meticulous still lifes and cityscapes, both in one moment of light with clear forms and readible space.

how ghosts sleep, a collection of drawings, collages & installations

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

Narrative paintings inspired by words, thoughts, dreams and experiences.

My work consists of performance, dance, painting, and video. I have always indulged in gestural movement when it is involved with painting or materials.I like to think of my work as a choreographical combination of expression.

I want to make the undervalued, unseen culture of “women’s work” visible.

Kellyann Burns is a Brooklyn based conceptual painter who focuses on process and color.