I make original abstract paintings, drawings, collage and sculpture.

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

I’m a Brooklyn-based photographer who documents the life of old cars, abandoned or disused space and cultural oddities. I am drawn to urban spaces whose usefulness or function has transformed.

Covert's work is built upon the universal foundation of the inevitable occurrence of loss and how that impacts us as individuals and a species.

Traditional wet-darkroom gelatin silver prints. Photographing people and places, people in their places, and places full of people.

Video & Photography from the series Sunny Haiti.

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

It is just an illusion we have...that one moment follows another one, like beads on a string, and that once a moment is gone it is gone forever." - Billy Pilgrim

Oil on Canvas and mixed media on paper. Work is assertive, colorful and full of movement--it is a figurative internal diary.

My work is focused on the discovery of cause and effect through the printmaking techniques of drypoint etching, embossing, polymer, relief, and sumi-e + watercolor, aniline and natural dyes.

My recent work utilizes digital photograhphy, paint and other media to build up and rework the surface in a naive almost childlike way. The immediacy of the photograhphy, captures a close-up moment, inspiring colors, textures, forms.

Shakher showcases spectacular works which are large yet delicate and sensitive with a sensual aggression of stroke. Her artworks are so large and detailed, you will feel you are an integral part of them. Shakher is a narrative figure painte

My artwork reflects upon my relationship with the theatrical realities associated with my career.

I am an abstract painter in love with color. Always, I seek to have the light shine through.

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."

Abstract, hand sewn paintings on global environmental and political topics

My work is at times careful, contrasted with moments of fast machine-stitched frenzy, expressing implicit and explicit intensities, and alternating between innocence and recklessness.

As an artist, I attempt to capture through the use of painting, sculpture, and photography a moment in time that reflects our humanity.

Photographs that attempt to solve the visual complexity of the urban experience, overlaid by my cultural displacement and personal views.