Jason Varone combines video and painting with appropriated news footage and electronic data, removing any distinctions or boundaries between them.

Based on remembered experiences and photographs from the 1970s and 80s, my installations, sculptures, and paintings focus on family life as safe and unsafe, isolating fear and uncertainty.

Through video, animation, sound, printmaking and installation I explore the residue of the western world’s worship of progress.

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.

My multi-media work explores in a serio-comic way how mythology serves as a coping mechanism in angst-ridden times and how diverse cultures coexist symbiotically. It relates to feminism in its focus on domestic items such as clothespins.

I am an eclectic visualist which style ranges from a traditional contemporary, modern to digital tech.

Through colorful works that on first glance look playful and whimsical, Khan’s work illuminates a dark and complex political struggle with violence and identity that takes place through, on, and in public vehicles.

Cat Del Buono is a Brooklyn-based artist and filmmaker whose works focus on social issues.

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

My work is a mixture of elements. On the one hand it is a conversation with others working now and getting influences to respond to and on the other it is the traditional practice of just working with the materials.

In my work the machine is simultaneously a stand-in for the figure and an icon of modernity, rationalism, and the global economy. The narrative of my machine is one of fallible logic that is both personal and globally systemic.

A filmmaker working in the areas of expanded cinema, focusing on the multiplicity of found materials, surrealist processes, authorial references, and feminine identities.

From the very beginning of his career, Angelo Bellobono has always placed humanity and the territory at the centre of his artistic research, stressing the difficult relations of belonging and identity, understood not simply in the socio-cultural sense but

Jennifer Schmidt is a multi-media artist living in Brooklyn, NY, who works with print media, graphic design, and sound to create site-specific installations, video, and performances that question the role of visual iconography and repetitiv

I am a cartoonist, writer, illustrator, animator, and teaching artist.

I make short experimental films using video and super 8 film as well as perform and direct theatre pieces specifically about issues of diversity and inclusion.

I use photography, animation, video, installation and sound to create narrative structures that invite the viewer to infer alternate narratives based on contradictory or paradoxical conditions.

This body of work is a reconstruction of the energy resulting from the over saturation of media, both visual and printed. It is a visual representation of the proliferation of media in contemporary society.

I am a Writer, Filmmaker and CG Artist. My genres of choice are horror and comedy. I love 70's and 80's pop culture as much as a good chat about philosophy. My sites are www.ProductionChick.com and www.PuppyLovingZombies.com

My work questions social groupings and how the feeling of the group experience fluctuates between vulnerability and security.