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.

Janet Goldner is an artist whose work explores culture, identity and social justice. She works in various media: sculpture, photography, video, installation and writing.

I am interested in painting as a lens through which to reconcile my perception of the corporeal world with intangible notions of intense human emotion, experience and meaning. It is an understanding of art as a treatise on human nature.

New media artist working with prints, video and sculpture, from 3d laser scans of the body.

Visual Artist, Photographer, and Curator. Specializing in video, sound, performance

I explore the necessity and quest for home by designing portable self-made architecture and transitional homes, highlighting the interaction between the body and space, physiological and physical experiences.

Fine Art Photographer based in Red Hook Brooklyn working in Digital and Analog film medium from 35mm to 8x10 film with an emphasis on night time imagery and provocative interpretations of contemporary society and our place in it.

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

Video, electronic media and performance artist.

Video & Photography from the series Sunny Haiti.

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.

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.

Zachary Skinner received an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, practicing painting, sound and interdisciplinary installation. His political artwork draws from Occupy Wall Street, Green Politics and non-violent resistance.

My work is an exploration of control, language, violence, media, death, and the humor inherent in all of it.

Dance, video, fun

Jayoung Yoon deals with the perception of being present in a moment. By using the ephemeral, tactile qualities of materials, she tries to transform the invisible thoughts in mind into her physical art works, and allow the viewer to dis-

Whether in painting, diorama or video, I utilize collage to create a globalized vision built from many individual landscapes.