Artist Bio
Sheena Hisiro has been drawing since she could hold a pencil. She currently lives in Brooklyn, where she is still drawing and loving every minute of it. She earned a BFA in Communications Design from Pratt Institute. She recently illustrated a children’s book that is being released this summer and is very excited about it! She is currently working on a greeting/gift card line featuring limited color palettes, floral prints, patterns (lots of stripes), detailed line work, and little hand-made envelopes to match.
Entries Tagged as 'Prints'
Sheena Hisiro
May 7th, 2010 · No Comments
Artists’ Open Studios in Red Hook, Brooklyn
April 25th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Saturday, May 1st and Sunday May 2nd, 2010 from 12–6 pm
Screwball Spaces, Gowanus Canal’s newest addition of artists’ studios in Red Hook, Brooklyn, opens its doors to the public for a rare glimpse into the work spaces of New York’s contemporary artists.
http://openstudios.screwballspaces.com/
Henry Chung, Studio 50, Anonymous #23, 36″ H x 24″ W (framed), Computer Punch Tape
http://www.HenryChung.com

Enrico Miguel Thomas
Studio 90

Miranda Maher
Studio No. 56
http://www.miranda-maher.com
miranda_maher@hotmail.com
miranda@miranda-maher.com
347-431-5275

Joetta Maue
waking with you, 2010, hand embroidered, appliquéd, and painted re-appropriated linen, and queen size bed, 60in x 80in. x 15in.
www.joettamaue.com
Studio #2
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Yasha Butler, studio 80, Title: Off Circle, Media: Porcelain and Glaze / wheel-thrown and altered, Size: 6.5″h x 10″ x 10″, www.yashabutler.com
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Nathan Gwirtz; ceramics arena #12; oval dish, 2010, porcelain, underglaze sgrafitto, glaze; nathangwirtz.com
Jamie Kruse / Elizabeth Ellsworth
smudge, studio #37
smudgestudio.org | friendsofthepleistocene.com
website: www.kcollinsphotography.com
Website: http://registry.whitecolumns.org/view_artist.php?artist=9489
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spring@springhofeldt.com
www.springhofeldt.com
Image:Untitled, 20 x 20 Digital Photo Print, 2009
Studio #92 Screwball Spaces, Websit:e davemarinart.com, Email: davemarinart@gmail.com
Tags: Collage · Drawing · Exhibition · Painting · Photography · Prints · Sculpture
Daniel McDonald
February 15th, 2010 · No Comments

Visitation, 2009
7 layer/14 impression silk screen
25 x 33 inches
edition of 25

Found, Gowanus, 2009
oil, pastel and wallpaper
18 x 22 inches

Along the Way, 2008
pastel on paper
31.25x 69.25 inches

Horizontal Triptych II, 2009
oil on linen
30 x 36 inches

Book, 2008
7 layer/14 impression silk screen
25 x 33
Artist Statement
The complexity of the art world is curious, it has spawned many different artists in so many directions in the last century. Looking back I discovered that the direction I related to is “. . .free art from the burden of object.” — Kasimir Malevich. I appreciate the pure and simple aesthetic and I have always related to a spontaneous approach to painting and printmaking.
Website
http://www.artbrooklyn.com




























