Monthly Archives: December 2014

Stephanie Clark – Minneapolis, Minnesota

Posted on December 21, 2014 by 365Artists/365Days

Briefly describe the work you do.   My most recent work concerns my physicality in locale and environment. While residing in different communities over time, my work has become oracular in nature: each painting revealing itself through my time spent … Continue reading →

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Erika Boudreau-Barbee – New York, New York

Posted on December 20, 2014 by 365Artists/365Days

Briefly describe the work you do. My art is usually derived from thought and the hopscotch mapping of my mind bursting with free exploration. What my choreographic work attempts to bring forward is the visually appealing and the visually repulsive … Continue reading →

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Sara Willadsen – Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin

Posted on December 19, 2014 by 365Artists/365Days

Briefly describe the work you do. I make pictures that satisfy my curiosity in aesthetics and found materials. Combining these articles with reappropriations of my own work allows me to employ past patterns and marks as prompts for new structures … Continue reading →

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Uriel Ziv – Kfar Saba Israel

Posted on December 18, 2014 by 365Artists/365Days

Briefly describe the work you do. I base my artwork on the need to integrate motion, or something that hints at motion (e.g. video, light, sound, motors, etc.), in passive objects. Also, by including disruption, repetition and the use of … Continue reading →

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Mena Ganey – Roswell, Georgia

Posted on December 17, 2014 by 365Artists/365Days

Briefly describe the work you do. I have questions that need answers. My artwork is me trying to figure out how to physically make some sort of answer.  Right now I’m focused on the peculiar problem of people identifying southwest … Continue reading →

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Chloe Feldman Emison – Boston, Massachusetts

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Artdose Magazine

Briefly describe the work you do. Other than that, the work varies greatly.  Sometimes it is representational and sometimes not; sometimes very meticulous and sometimes not; sometimes in black and white and sometimes in color.  Sometimes the body is monstrous … Continue reading →

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Rose Emanuela Briccetti – Santa Barbara, California

Posted on December 15, 2014 by Artdose Magazine

Briefly describe the work you do. The existential plight of the modern worker, whether described by Marx or satirized in Dilbert, permeates the Western collective consciousness. My work aims to explore the alienation of the paper pusher, revealing the absurdity of this struggle … Continue reading →

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Janina Anderson – Washington, DC

Posted on December 14, 2014 by Artdose Magazine

Briefly describe the work you do. I work in a variety of mediums creating work that interacts with the human figure. I’m very interested in our relationship to the body, how it informs identity, and how these issues can be … Continue reading →

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Brett Suemnicht – Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Posted on December 13, 2014 by Artdose Magazine

Briefly describe the work you do. My work becomes as static as my self-exploration into a queer identification. My work looks at mainstream notions that define desire, behavior and personal constitution. I look at google mainframes, hate speech, and other … Continue reading →

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Roger Colombik – Wimberley, Texas

Posted on December 12, 2014 by Artdose Magazine

Briefly describe the work you do. My studio practice is divided between sculpture and intervention/social practice based projects.  Working primarily in metal (cast and fabricated) the sculptures are often narrative, conveying fragments of a story that swims between fictions and … Continue reading →

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