Category: Artists

Stephanie Taylor is a sound and visual artist based in Los Angeles. Her books include The Stephanie Taylor Kong Boos (MAK Press, 2016), The Stephanie Taylor Songbook (Ood Press, 2010), and Chop Shop (Les Figues Press, 2007). She has exhibited and performed her work internationally, including at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, West […]

In addition to the memoir Missing History, Kathryn Kramer is the author of the novels A Handbook for Visitors from Outer Space, Rattlesnake Farming, and Sweet Water, and co-author of a language textbook, Welcome to Vermont: English for Working and Living. She is currently completing a book about a village in Vermont entitled The Rise […]

Cynthia Greig’s work mines commercial art galleries for their raw materials, placing the minimalist aesthetic of the exhibition space itself on display. Her conceptual approach to photography explores the malleability of perception—between document and fiction, interior and exterior, spectacle and existential void—as a reconfiguration of the sublime. She deconstructs the impossibly pristine modernist white cube, […]

Richard Garet interweaves moving image, sound, expanded photography, and multimedia performance. Garet’s pieces, whether conceptual in origin or stemming from ontological investigations of material and space, are informed by the background noise established as the collective experience of the world that surrounds him. Garet seeks to invert the normative function of this background noise, drawing […]

Christopher Richmond works in film, video, and photography to explore identity and intimacy through the lens of science fiction and myth. Often employing masks, puppets, and animatronics, his work merges the real world with a handcrafted phantasmagoria populated by sentient creatures, alien beings, and “big dumb objects” that explore the human condition and the search […]

lives and works in Berlin and Umeå/Sweden. She is a Visual Artist/Professor in Fine Arts and Dean at the Umeå Academy of Fine Arts/Umeå University. Heger has an ongoing interest in the act of contextualization and dislocation. She is exploring the questions about conditions of an art production including discussion about multiple authorships and relevant […]

Melissa has worked in both sculpture and drawings for over twenty years, living and exhibiting in California, Europe, and New York City.  With a background in anthropology, Melissa’s work reflects both non-Western and outsider art influences. Her drawings, collages, and figurative sculptures are characterized by their richly drawn and deeply layered surfaces, as well their […]

Sam Durant is a multimedia artist whose works engage a variety of social, political, and cultural issues. Often referencing American history, his work explores the varying relationships between culture and politics, engaging subjects as diverse as the civil rights movement, southern rock music, and modernism. His work has been widely exhibited internationally and in the […]

Ben Evans is the Director of the London Design Festival, which he co-founded with Sir John Sorrell in 2003. The Festival celebrates and promotes London as the design capital of the world and has inspired similar events in many international cities. It is an annual event involving 300 partner organisations and attracts over 600,000 individual […]