Anonymous #15, 2008
34″H x 22″W
Computer punch tape
Anonymous #16, 2008
40.5″H x 22″W
Computer punch tape
Anonymous #10, 2008
48″H x 22″W
Computer punch tape
Artist Statement
Identity/Anonymity Series
These portraits are of people that I do not know. They are based [...]
lines 001: 9″ x 9″; ink, paint marker, automotive paint, on paper
bagtag 006: 9″ x 9″ ; found printed paper and glue on paper
lightning: 24″H x 36″W; found printed paper and shellac on canvas
jellyfish: 72″W x 48″H; housepaint, acrylic and shellac on canvas
Artist Statement
my work is about [...]
Construction Workers Vegas
Caracas Marketplace
Eiffel Tower
Acropolis
Taj Mahal
Artist Statement
“TILT-SHIFT”ing the World
Tilt-Shift, What type of photography is that? people always ask me. How do I make people look so small or why do I make people look so small, simple…WE ARE. In the [...]
Centerpiece
Multiple Leaf Print
Leaf Relief
Pile of Maples
Ginkgo Leaf Circle
Artist Statement
In 2007, while walking home from my studio on a rainy Fall day and looking down at sidewalks covered with leaves, it occurred to me that the damp, resilient surface of a recently [...]
Leah Oates, Transitory Space, Beijing, China, color photography, 2008-09
Artist Statement
Of human life time is a point, and the substance is in flux…and what belongs to the soul is dream and vapor….
Marcus Aurelius, The Meditations
The work I create first originates as a response to overlooked [...]
Artist Statement:
Excavations and Adaptations is a series of more than sixty small works that combine ink drawings from my sketchbooks (through the use of xerox transfer) with collage. The drawings are mostly based on photographs, both found and personal, with a few drawn from direct observation. The collages [...]
Artist Statement
At an early age I remember looking at art books, walking around the house trying to identify titles of art reproductions I saw hanging on the wall, and observing while my father was painting a still life. From the inception I gained a love and appreciation for art and art [...]
Oh, Very, Yes!, detail 1
Oh, Very, Yes!, detail 2
Installation View
Artist Statement
I think of cameras, along with photographs, as cultural artifacts. In the same way that an anthropologist can look at jewelry or clothing to learn about the culture that created those things, the design [...]
This weekend is the 13th Annual A.G.A.S.T. tour on Saturday and Sunday, October 17-18, 2009 from 1-6 p.m. Below is a listing of artists that have been featured on this site, please be sure to stop by and check out their work in person.
John Azelvandre
Rick Midler
Brooklyn Artists Gym
Module Assembly Factory
Untitled (Aerial View)
Alchemic Transmogrifier For Distressed Emotions
Where The Wilderness Evolves
Chrono-Particle Processor
Artist Statement
For my work I’ve created a concept called Fantastic Functionalism. This concept involves creating an alternative reality filled with objects and environments which are imbued with extreme idealism [...]
Little Swimmer, 20”x30”
Run Along Home, 36”x36
Entering Neverywhere, 48”x48”
Artist Statement
This series of oils on canvas and wood panels explores Desire. It examines how the things we lust after gain our interest and how our imaginations process them. Color, movement [...]
A descendant of a Japanese Samurai sword maker, Ms. Ando is a much sought after metal sculptor whose most recent piece was recently unveiled at St. John’s Bread & Life in Bedford Stuyvesant, the largest provider of emergency food services in New York City. Ando’s grid of 144 steel canvas squares work [...]
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