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Author Archives: greymattergallery
Anya Roberts-Toney – Portland, Oregon
Briefly describe the work you do. My work examines the consumption of pop culture images through the lens of painting. Referencing promotional photographs and stills from television and music videos, I utilize formal disruptions to examine both the desire and … Continue reading
Ryan Hawk – Austin, Texas
Briefly describe the work you do. Spanning mediums, my work is concerned with systems of art making as they relate to history, technology and the politics of desire. I often employ formal and aesthetic strategies as a means of questioning … Continue reading
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Tagged Austin-Texas, Installation, performance art, Queer, Video Art
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Lois Bielefeld – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Briefly describe the work you do. The central motif of my work is the conceptual portrait. I focus on a connective idea that ties a group of people together and explores the human qualities that we all share. There are … Continue reading
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Tagged Environmental, Milwaukee, photography, Portraiture, Social Studies
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Donal Moloney – London, England
Briefly describe the work you do. The work I make are small paintings on canvas. I construct ‘models’ and dioramas using a variety of materials such as plaster, plasticine, clay, string, paint, wood, plastic and varnishes. I make what could … Continue reading
J.D. Doria – Tel-Aviv, Israel
Briefly describe the work you do. In my work, since the beginning, it was the line of separation between imagination, nature and matter that caught my attention and became across multiple mediums my experimental and aesthetic enterprise. What would happen if … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, Art in a Petri Dish, Painting mediated by Photography, Tel Aviv
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Katrina Majkut – Brooklyn, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. I explore feminine aesthetics, traditions and narratives through mediums that most fit the subject and my ideas, which are usually oil, cross stitch embroidery or screenprinting. I also run a website called, http://www.TheFeministBride.com that … Continue reading
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Tagged ArtistsWeddings, Brooklyn, Embroidery Feminist Bride, Feminist, New York Artists, Textile
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Jennifer Revit – Los Angeles, California
Briefly describe the work you do. I use video to interpret and convey my experiences as an explorer. These expeditions can be near or far, planned or spontaneous, but with the intention of relaying experience and culture through the filter … Continue reading
Katrina Neumann – New York, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. I work on many projects at once that revolve around the ideas of new romanticism, slowness, wanderlust, cartography, and a political call to the return of yesterday’s pastimes for the preservation of today’s environment. … Continue reading
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Tagged Installation, Katrina Neumann, New York City, Post-Studio, Social Practice
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Eugenia Pardue – Portland, Oregon
Briefly describe the work you do. I hand sculpt white on white acrylic polymer.A paean to nature, I translate the luxuriance, sensuality and fecundity found in flora and the ornamental. In an artist residency in the Czech Republic, I lived … Continue reading
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Bradley Tsalyuk – Los Angeles, California
Briefly describe the work you do. My work is led by an insatiable curiosity, irrational collecting, and theft that has evolved as I’ve continued making. I often agitate my ideas through a variety of mediums, like a taste test in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bradley Tsalyuk, Los Angeles, Performance, photography, sculpture
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