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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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Sarah Nicholls
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Last Updated: 05/13/10 |
I am a visual artist who makes pictures with language, books with pictures, prints with type and
animations with words.
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Nicholas Fraser
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Last Updated: 03/20/18 |
Site-specific installations in ephemeral materials. Videos mapping the un-mappable.
A fascination with our irrepressible compulsion to connect
and communicate despite the inevitable breakdown of those communications being clearly
received
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Diana T Santiago
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Last Updated: 07/29/10 |
"Chiiiildren! Children NEVER bring good presents. Get rid of them"
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Sarah Vogwill
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Last Updated: 02/19/12 |
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.
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Amy Rose Marsh
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Last Updated: 05/15/14 |
One half the Greenpoint-based performance and media art team ARM AND EL BEAU. With an exploratory spirit, ARM AND EL BEAU use installation, environment, technology, media and text to bring one-time-only experiences to their audiences.
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Constance Van Rolleghem
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Last Updated: 05/29/17 |
My work focuses on "Scriptograms"; gestural writings that can express ideas beyond the actual
meaning of the words and their typical coding. The materials I use reflect an ambiguity of place
where meaning can have alternate interpretations.
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Elissa Levy
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Last Updated: 08/19/17 |
Mixed media sculptural wall and floor works and installations; sculpture, digital prints
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Peter J. Ketchum
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Last Updated: 12/17/20 |
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."
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Jillian Brall
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Last Updated: 04/06/11 |
Collages made by hand and digitally, representing my navigation of both dreamscapes and
day to day waking life, thematically inclined toward investigations of physical vs robotic,
technology and spirituality.
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Dawn N. Philips
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Last Updated: 04/28/11 |
As a photo based installation artist, I combine photographs with the alteration of spaces, performances, videos, sounds, and interactive elements—doing whatever it takes to get to what I'm after—something unpredictable and genuine.
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Dianne Bowen
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Last Updated: 05/10/11 |
A line the simplest and most complex marks, the earliest marks made by humans to communicate.
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Abby G Goldstein
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Last Updated: 01/12/19 |
In my work I establish a sense of a place without being a specific location, by applying a myriad of
crisscrossing lines overlapping and juxtaposed with shapes that allude to topographic and ancient
hand made maps of cities.
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Shannon J Finnegan
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Last Updated: 04/05/12 |
Time and repetition can reinforce the meaning of an action or diminish it's meaning.
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Melissa Guion
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Last Updated: 09/11/12 |
Melissa is a writer and illustrator working in traditional media.
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DORA DIASPORA
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Last Updated: 08/31/12 |
expressionistic oil portraiture, intricate line drawings, as well as non-representational
"emotional landscapes", visual poetry, video, sound, and performance.
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