Greg Stimac: Americana
My work is a study and meditation into the slippery notion of American identity, quietly for myself to process, and publicly to contribute what the pr…
Category: Art
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Amir H. Fallah: You Can’t Fake This
Amir H. Fallah, an artist and founder of Beautiful/Decay Magazine, found acceptance and inspiration in the photocopied 'zines, punk rock music, graffi…
Matt Mignanelli: Abstractionist in Black
Matt Mignanelli is a modern painter. An Abstractionist, Mignanelli's paintings explore the relationship between structure and nature, employing grada…
Norman Reedus, Canon PIXMA Host NYC Local Photo Installation
PIXMA PRO City Senses installation of Canon PIXMA PRO printers producing the collection of intimate Coney Island moments, all shot by local photograph…
Adam Mignanelli: Ballast Projects
Ballast Projects is not a space, not just a gallery, but a curatorial initiative founded by Adam Mignanelli, an artist, curator, and champion of a new…
Andrew Piccone: This has got to stop.
Andrew Piccone is a Brooklyn based artist and photographer. This past June, Piccone took a photo each day of the month, for what has become an annual…
Lemia Monet Bodden: Respond & Rebuild
Lemia Monet Bodden is a fine art photographer based in Brooklyn. She created a series of photos for the disaster relief organization Respond and Rebu…
Brian Fernandes-Halloran: Sculptural Memory
Brian Fernandes-Halloran is an artist intent on creating compelling narratives, perceptions, and interactions. Brian’s most recent work uses sculpt…
Michael Bartalos: High Tech and Low Tech
Michael Bartalos' work draws from contemporary and ancient typography, space technology, and a unique depth of influences, inspirations, and concepts.
Guno Park
I draw everyday. Sometimes for 6-8 hours and sometimes for one hour. I usually draw on the train too on my commutes. I love to draw. It brings me joy …