Author Archives: jolanta
Luisa Rabbia
My work is based on drawings, which I see as a link that unites rational conception with imagination. “My work is based on drawings, which I see as a link that unites rational conception with imagination. For me drawing is a technique that expands both in meaning and the different media it involves. It […]
Laura Newman
My studio windows look out over an open expanse of sky where flocks of pigeons rise up and circle around each other, catching the light as they turn. “My studio windows look out over an open expanse of sky where flocks of pigeons rise up and circle around each other, catching the light as […]
Kris Scheifele
The material focus of my recent artistic practice has been on the physicality of paint via a time-intensive process. “The material focus of my recent artistic practice has been on the physicality of paint via a time-intensive process. After accumulating on a support—then permanently pulled up from it—multilayered sheets of acrylic paint are sliced, […]
Amanda C. Mathis
My installations are an investigation of architecture and its role in modern society. “My installations are an investigation of architecture and its role in modern society. Through these projects, I am able to observe how today’s consumerist culture affects dwelling and, in turn, is reflected in architecture. With each piece, I gain an understanding […]
Martin O’Brien
Martin O’Brien’s practice focuses on physical endurance and excess in relation to the fact he suffers from Cystic Fibrosis… Martin O’Brien’s practice focuses on physical endurance and excess in relation to the fact he suffers from Cystic Fibrosis; a severe chronic disease in which the body produces excess mucus that, amongst other things, works […]
Poppy Jackson
Jackson makes action-based works exploring transition and the crossing of thresholds. Jackson makes action-based works exploring transition and the crossing of thresholds. Boundaries of ‘interior’ and ‘exterior’ self are often blurred by the use of fluid mediums, such as paint, blood, medicine or river water, in conjunction with the female body. She is an […]
Benjamin Sebastian
I see everything I do as a process of assemblage/becoming. Sebastian’s practise is interdisciplinary. His processes and work actively interrogate various dialectic relationships; intimacy and solitude, security and vulnerability, logic and the irrational. He works primarily with the material of his body, paper, fire, found or reclaimed objects, to create assemblage and time based […]
Jenny Lynn McNutt
In Andalusia, Spain where I spent June, the sun stampedes across the desert floor and the rabbit sees itself everywhere in the cactus. “In Andalusia, Spain where I spent June, the sun stampedes across the desert floor and the rabbit sees itself everywhere in the cactus. Narcissus! The mountain Mojacar, “La Vieja”, site of an […]
Asuka Ohsawa
Asuka was born in Los Angeles, raised in Japan, educated in Boston, and currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Asuka was born in Los Angeles, raised in Japan, educated in Boston, and currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received BFA degree in printmaking from California State University, Long Beach, […]
Beth Krebs
My installations, videos, and drawings ask people to notice where they are, and, with humor, to imagine what else might be possible there. “My installations, videos, and drawings ask people to notice where they are, and, with humor, to imagine what else might be possible there. Often the architectural interruptions take the form of […]















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