I make little sculptures, assemblages, collages, paintings, mixed-media work, photographs, drawings and bookmarks.

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

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.

Photography

There is tranquility and power that is experienced when being at sea. I bring these senses to interior spaces with my contemporary seascapes painted in oil on steel panels.

“I like natural disasters and I think that they may be the highest form of art possible to experience.” -- Walter DeMaria

I am an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores the relations between art and science, nature and culture, with an emphasis on environmental/ecological issues.

My most recent work consist of straight lines that through means of systematic intersecting optically curve and create moire like patterns.

Located in the heart of Williamsburg, BK, 17 Frost has fast become one of the most exciting and experimental gallery and show spaces in New York.

experimental graphic scores for dance

I am mesmerized by the power of elemental threats like fire and storm, bigger and more frightening than ever, amplified rather than tamed by modernity.

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 paint biomorphic shapes and imaginative landscapes. My images play out narratives of my own life as well as larger ideas of nature, society, and the changes we are bringing to our environment.

Abstract paintings, on canvas, cardboard, mixed media. Drawings. Photography. Digital Graphics.

Donald Groscost explores the natural world through the arena of memory and the subconscious whereby a myriad of cultural references as disparate as animated films, children’s books or visual technologies often collide in a single form

My work explores the questions of home, the sense of belonging and exclusion, passage and ephemeral and the disappearance of the body.

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.

My work is poetically and intricately crafted to encourage the viewer to reconsider social and historical narratives especially when dealing with Colonialism and raises critical questions about the politics of erasure and exclusion.

I am an Argentinean choreographer, teacher, dancer, writer and visual artist.