Ruth Beale
Ruth Beale‘s practice considers the evocative relationships between culture, governance, social discourse and representation. A form of socialised questioning, it includes performance, writing, collecting, drawing and socially-engaged processes. She works on both long-term projects involving extensive archive research, and more spontaneous performances which co-opt audiences, collaborators and participants. Her collaboration with Amy Feneck, ‘The Alternative […]
Jason Tlush
Jason Tlush is a printer in Los Angeles who focuses on producing exhibition prints for artists and photographers. Combining cutting edge digital technology grounded in the aesthetics of photography and traditional print making techniques, his studio operates with an understanding of the creative process and the nuances of producing work for artists, galleries, museums, and […]
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Bettina Hubby’s practice is wide-ranging, encompassing curatorial and project-based work as well as more traditional media such as collage, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and photography. Hubby’s projects engage diverse communities and often exist in settings that challenge the conventions of exhibition spaces. Her practice prizes collaboration, defies easy categorization, and monumentalizes the mundane. Projects below are The […]
Luciano Chessa
Luciano Chessa is a composer, conductor, performance artist, pianist, and musical saw/Vietnamese dan bau soloist. Recent compositions include the experimental opera Cena oltranzista nel castelletto al lago produced for the TRANSART Festival in Bolzano, Italy: a work lasting 60+ hours (including 55 hours of fasting) accessible in its entirety via a 24hrs/day live streaming; they […]
Christopher K. Ho
Christopher K. Ho’s (b. 1974, Hong Kong) recent solo shows include Grown Up Art (2016, Present Co., NY), Demoiselles d’Avignon (2013, Y Gallery, NY), and Privileged White People (2013, Forever & Today, NY). He has had additional solo exhibitions at Winkleman Gallery, NY (2010, 2008); FJORD, Philadelphia (2013); and Galeria EDS, Mexico City (2009). His work has been reviewed in the New […]
Ève K. Tremblay
Ève K. Tremblay, a photographer and multidisciplinary artist born in 1972, grew up in Val-David, alongside her father Alain-Marie Tremblay’s ceramics workshop and her mother-in-law, the artist Indira Nair. Inspired by the bipolar illness of her mother who fell ill shortly after her birth, the exploration of consciousness, transformation and reconstruction are at the heart […]
Bascha Mon
Bascha Mon was born Nov. 3rd 1932 in Newark, NJ. She was a lonely only child, a tomboy with dark hair and braids that boys loved to pull . She lived on High St. (now Martin Luther King Boulevard). From 5th grade on, she traveled by buses to schools on the other side of the […]
Katya Gardea Browne
Katya Gardea Browne is a Mexican-American artist with an MFA from Yale University. She began her studies at La Esmeralda National Institute of Fine Arts in Mexico, and holds a Fine Arts degree from SVA, School of Visual Arts in New York. She divides her time between Mexico, the United States and Germany. Her overall […]
Frans van Lent
Frans van Lent is a Dutch video/performance artist and curator, based in Dordrecht, the Netherlands. Studied at MaHKU, Utrecht (MA Fine Arts). He tutors at the Willem de Kooning Academy, Rotterdam (since 2000). His recent projects include the Unnoticed Art Festival, The ConceptBank and The ParallelShow. There is no clear distinction between his practice as […]
Nate Page
Nate Page works site specifically to bring an emotional awareness to the psychological implications of designed environments. Page purposely acts as a non-expert visitor and observes a location as a construction of someone else’s plan. The act of observational drawing is the conceptual foundation for his practice. Instead of drawing what he sees, he intervenes […]