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Janet Goldner
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Last Updated: 10/26/15 |
Janet Goldner is an artist whose work explores culture, identity and social justice. She works in
various media: sculpture, photography, video, installation and writing.
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Jenna Lucente
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Last Updated: 05/13/10 |
Horses run, dogs sleep, and birds soar in the sky, all the while our environment is ever changing.
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Eric Graham
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Last Updated: 03/11/17 |
My current body of work explores nostalgia for a forgotten time period through the use of
photographs, blending personal and found items.
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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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Lisa L Lindgren
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Last Updated: 05/21/10 |
I am continually fascinated by the both the differences and similarities of species and look for parallels often combining elements in the creation of a new hybrid. I look for unexpected combinations as a way to suggest new possibilities.
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Laura Karetzky
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Last Updated: 07/12/17 |
My work comprises a visual diary, where each instant is isolated as a fragment of a larger
and often unresolved narrative. My process seeks to explore those instances when we feel as if we
are mere observers to our own circumstance.
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June Kim
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Last Updated: 06/18/10 |
Photography
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Jasmine L Murrell
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Last Updated: 07/05/12 |
My new work has been a great deal of focus on human beings connection to living and nonliving things in our universe. The captured series examines how a technology is used to create identity and mind control.
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Kelli Miller
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Last Updated: 06/02/10 |
Through video, animation, sound, printmaking and installation I explore the residue of the western world’s worship of progress.
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Jennifer Woolcock Schwartz
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Last Updated: 06/03/10 |
My paintings and work on paper are playful and abstract; my installations are satirical and sometimes surrealistic.
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Kristin Holcomb
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Last Updated: 12/09/14 |
These photographs are of surfaces changed by weather, paint, rust and algae, to complex, organic paintings. They are about rebirth; about the possibility of beauty in destruction.
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Vandana Jain
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Last Updated: 02/27/19 |
My work deals with contemporary political issues such as consumerism, globalization and
international power relations through an examination of visual symbolic language such as
corporate logos, national flags, and product packaging.
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Justin C Mugits
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Last Updated: 08/11/17 |
I typically create layered stencils and linoleum cuts that I often paste in the street.
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Cheryl L. Parry
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Last Updated: 07/11/10 |
I integrate painting, found objects, text, dance and sound to create installations that link my personal history to lesser-known history; I am currently working on a project about maids in the United States as I was a maid as an art student
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Michelle Jaffé
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Last Updated: 07/11/10 |
Sculpture & installation: The work ranges from exploring psychic & architectural space of clothing to coaxing out the sculptural qualities inherent in banal every day materials.
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Eileen Hoffman
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Last Updated: 04/18/19 |
I want to make the undervalued, unseen culture of “women’s work†visible.
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