Ed Valentin's portraits speak to a contemporary audience about what it is to be a painting while evoking a whisper about beauty and imperfection, brokenness, and resilience.
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Through washes of color and intricate line, characters and expressive moments emerge in the work of Storm Tharp.
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Trine Søndergaard is a Danish photo-based artist. Her photographic works are marked by a precision and sensibility that co-exist with an investigation of the medium of photography itself, its boundaries and what constitutes an image.
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Stefan Sagmeister is a renowned Austrian-born US based contemporary graphic designer and typographer.
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José Luis Puche (SPAIN, 1976) has a PhD in art history. His career as an artist took off in 2005 when he held his first solo show in his home city.
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Martín Palottini is an Argentinian artist who mainly works in drawing.
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Lucy Beecher Nelson investigates the social construct of domesticity and her own sense of dislocation within that construct through portraiture and pattern.
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“Lavely Miller paints figures that exist in moments of emotional action.” - Art Martin, Muskegon Museum of Art
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Virtuoso painter Alex Kanevsky captures movement and time’s constant flow in canvases that resist adherence to a single moment, or even a single reading.
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Yuriy Ibragimov's layered images have a rare quality: they simultaneously capture both the complexity and the clarity of life.
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Helvie's work deals directly with the act of seeing, obsessive looking, and optical ambiguity.
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Jefferson Hayman is an artist whose work explores the themes of nostalgia, common symbols, and memory.
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To Richard Haines New York City is an endless runway. When he first moved to the city to pursue illustration, he instead found a successful career as a fashion designer.
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Edmondson is a British artist.
After a 4 year stint in NY, she now lives and works in London where she has been since the early 80s.
Ellen de Meijer depicts a pervasive social behavior that she calls Kitsch – with manifestations of wealth, consumerism, and the importance of status and possessions. Kitsch is the lipstick of society.
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