Sara Driver
Sara Driver adapted, produced and directed the film version of Paul Bowles’ short story, YOU ARE NOT I (1982, 48 min.). It premiered in the U.S. at Joseph Papp’s Public Theatre in New York City and was featured at many international film festivals, and museums. In 2011 it was presented in the Master Works section […]
Jo Confino
Jo Confino is a journalist and a photographer. Jo is inspired by the Japanese Wabi Sabi art movement that sees great beauty in impermanence and decay. He is fascinated by taking pictures of small and insignificant objects that are often falling apart. By focusing on them and giving them a monumental quality, these objects gain […]
Paz Perlman
Paz Perlman was born and raised in Israel and currently lives and works in New York. She got her BA at Central St Martins, University of Arts, in London. She regularly exhibits in the US and Europe. Her statement on her work; Art has an authenticity when it is forged from the crucible of life’s […]
Alex Braidwood
Alex Braidwood is a sound artist, media designer & design educator. He maintains a practice centered around a process of play, experimentation and research through making. His work explores methods for transforming the relationship between people and the sounds in their environment. Alex has been an artist in residence in an Australian National Park, on an Iowa farm and […]
David Brody
David Brody is a painter, filmmaker, and writer. He showed paintings and a collaborative film with Elliot Green in 2016 at Studio 10 in Brooklyn. His 2014 installation 8 Ecstasies at Pierogi/The Boiler, in Brooklyn centered on an 11-minute digital animation (a collaboration with composer Zig Gron). He has also had solo painting shows at […]
Marguerite Van Cook
Marguerite Van Cook toured with The Clash with her punk band The Innocents, then came to NYC where she opened the noted installation gallery Ground Zero. Her own work is in many public collections, including MOMA, the Whitney Museum and Harvard. She won the Van Rensselear poetry prize while at Columbia University, where she was […]
Brittany M. Powell
Brittany Moira Powell was born in Naples, Italy. Since then, she has lived in many parts of the country, including New Orleans and the Washington, DC area, thanks to her military father and accommodating mother. She moved to the San Francisco Bay Area to study photography at California College of the Arts, and graduated in […]
Abdul Mazid
Abdul Mazid is an American artist based in Los Angeles, California. Working across a wide range of media, Mazid incorporates – sculpture, drawing, video, installation, and painting –to explore the underlying complexities of identity and intersectionality as determined by micro and macro economic systems. A first generation American of Syrian and Mexican decent, Mazid draws […]
James Romberger
James Romberger is a fine artist and cartoonist who lives and works in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. In the mid-1980s, he was co-founder of the seminal East Village installation gallery Ground Zero. Romberger’s pastel drawings are in many private and public collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Post York”, his multimedia graphic novel/flexidisc collaboration […]
Margaret Crimmins
Margaret Crimmins is a NYC based sound designer/editor working primarily in historical, social and political documentaries. Some of the films she has worked on include; This is Home-A Refugee Story, Letters from Baghdad, Hot Girls Wanted, How to Dance in Ohio, Into the Amazon, Back on Board, American promise, The New Black, Soul Food Junkies, Semper […]