Drawings and pictorial essays drawn from local examples of public statuary for the Anna Pierrepont Series

Adrian Smith is a New York based Artist. His contemporary aesthetic captures beauty through spirited use of color, Transcending both landscape and still life portraits to endless imagination.

Adel Souto is a writer, artist, musician and film-maker. Being an ultra-humble supra-genius, he stays busy doing what he does best: stuff.

Varied genres with a specialty in architecture, both documentary and abstract.

I make sculptures and document the process of my object making, which involves industrial machinery and welding; this practice is in resistance to our being defined and harvested as dividual consumers of mass-produced symbols.

I have always been intrigued by black and white photography and have been inspired by scenes as close as my Brooklyn neighborhood and as far away as Europe. I am constantly trying to create unique photographs from familiar scenes in New Yor

I transform contemporary social issues into visual concepts with aim to incite debate, questions and raise awareness to contribute to change.

My work explores the relationships between what we see and the interior, non-visible experiences we feel. Transformation is a central theme in my work - transformation across mediums and from 2D to spatial concerns.

Two project are displayed Personal Journalism A Decade of Color Photography and The 55 Bibicial Prophets.

Rochelle is a multi-fasted artist using various mediums of artistic expression to speak to the public on a deeper level. Whether paint, video, or objects, she has experience bringing people together to create clear bodies of work.

Karolina Wojtasik works in New York, Los Angeles and across the globe. Most recently she shot her signature portrait series in Siberia, Africa, and India. She specializes in Portraits, Entertainment, Advertising and commissioned photograph

I feel the urge to subvert the common place that the world is divided. When I look through the lens nothing but what I'm framing exists or, at least, that's my goal.