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Erin Castellan – Asheville, North Carolina

Briefly describe the work that you do. My current body of work is constructed from yarns, threads, fabrics, and thick applications of paint. Most of my studio time is devoted to hand-embroidery and stitching together various collaged materials. Compositions are … Continue reading

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Skye Livingston – Kansas City, Missouri

Briefly describe the work that you do. Using a wide variety of materials and processes I create images and objects dealing with the concepts of healing and nourishing oneself. This often includes parallel explorations of cataloguing a multi-faceted and changing … Continue reading

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Tommy Taylor – Raleigh, North Carolina

Briefly describe the work you do. I use a variety of different images from my experiences, paint them, scan them, print them, stitch them, and paint them again to reflect on the world and how we might see ourselves in … Continue reading

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Aaron Coleman – DeKalb, Illinois

Briefly describe the work that you do. I am a fine art printmaker. .  My work is motivated by political, social and religious current events and the effects those events have on minority groups.  I smash together religious iconography and … Continue reading

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Lindsey Beal – Providence, Rhode Island

Briefly describe the work you do. I am a photographer.  I use a combination of analogue, digital and alternative process photography to make my work.  The photo object is very important to me and I try to make the work … Continue reading

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Aaron Treher – Shepherdstown, West Virginia

Briefly describe the work you do. As a contemporary artist, I create artwork as a means of expression and introspection. A way to understand hidden truths and communicate my perspective of the world. The act of making artwork, the labor … Continue reading

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Nicole Pancini – Boston Massachusetts

Briefly describe the work that you do. In my studio I explore stories, real and imagined, philosophy and metaphysics, combining them to create intimate personal meditative images along with large scale pieces that deal with the more universal aspects of … Continue reading

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Stuart Gibson – Tucson, Arizona

Briefly describe the work you do. I’m very interested in the transient nature of the modern life. My works are largely inspired by personal experiences, specifically on the aspects that might be easily overlooked within the whole. By emphasizing occurrences … Continue reading

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Kathryn Wingard – Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Briefly describe the work that you do. I am currently working on a series of ink drawings. I have a background in ceramic sculpture and my brain is wired to think in 3-D, so it is interesting to see what … Continue reading

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Steve Juras – Chicago, Illinois

Briefly describe the work you do. My recent work has taken a turn from geometric abstraction toward a humorous yet visceral mode of narrative performance. What does this mean? Well, that’s the big question my current work asks. Long story … Continue reading

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