Gratuitous Art Productions/Films is a collaborative effort between Jeff Burns and Cat Gilbert.

Realist paintings in the industrial neighborhoods of Gowanus and Red Hook

I make work that tries to reflect the complex relationship that humans have to nature, both perilous and beautiful, and contradictory as we struggle to see ourselves as animals who have a tenuous relationship to life as do all animals.

I want to make the undervalued, unseen culture of “women’s work” visible.

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.

My work flows with the primary elements which are coming as conscious creation from mind and appearing in the minimal forms. This brain -so called mystic and – involves matter, condition, time and space as per the creation carries on

Interdisciplinary artist inspired by the folk art technique of paper cutting to transform everyday, mundane products into an intricate web of storytelling

I explore different practices of archiving and photographic processes. I draw from archives and produce them at the same time: acts of recording, storing, indexing, and redistributing are built into my work.

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

I photograph (in both traditional black-and-white and digital color) domestic vernacular architecture in outer-borough New York City. I teach photography at Brooklyn College, and lived in Marine Park, Brooklyn for many years.

LIVES AND WORKS

My work tells stories about what it means to be human.

Interactive installations based on perception and identity.