Nicolas Holiber: Striving For Perfectly Imperfect Art
I’m interested in making things that are perfectly imperfect.
Category: Art
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Ryobi Room: Transforming A Bodega Basement Into An Unexpected Art Destination
Months went by and we came to get beer or something. B. Thom asked to use the bathroom not knowing where it was. He opened the secret hatch, then came…
Michael Barolet: Striving for the Intimate Photograph
I don’t want any fantasy in my images. I want viewers to look at the photos and see these beautiful people as they are.
Samuel T. Adams: The Language and Performance of Painting
I made these masked geometric paintings based on collage and thought, “These are awesome.” Then I went to Holland for a month on a residency, came…
Eleanor Oakes: Photographing Absences
It’s just as visible. You’re not erasing or removing anything. You’re just adding to the composition.
Jesse Chun: Home As A Metaphor
My notion of home–or the way I like to challenge the existing notion of home–is that home is not necessarily a stable thing. It can be in flux and…
Erica Reade: Discovering the Artistic Voice
I have observed a human behavior that changes at the beach. There is something different about how we interact with each other there, especially how c…
Roland Gebhardt: A Minimalist’s Take on Identity
I was interested in seeing how masks would work with my minimalist vocabulary. Once they were on people who began walking around, I could not help but…
Christopher Kardambikis: Self-Publish!
It’s a form that exists in different worlds. It can be incredibly private but still reach a large audience. I can spend solitary hours in my Paper…
Austin Irving: Not an Exit
I realized that I was interested in locations that were built for function and how, because of their utility and banality, these spaces are often over…