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…
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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…
Jon LaDeau: Brooklyn Driving Rock
Songwriting is less of a practice for me and more of a condition. It's just something that I have to do. Sometimes it just stops me in my tracks and…
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…
Dustin Grella: Time & Movement
This process forces me to continue drawing, and not get distracted by operating the camera or deciding when the next frame will be captured.
Corinne Beardsley: Head On
Stories incite reflection, responses to sensations, and encourage engagement with the work. Its important to meet visitors at each point as they trav…
Andre Woolery: Freedom of Expression
As a black man in the United States he decided to turn his attention and focus towards challenging the traditions of popular culture while celebrating…
Joanie LeMercier: Bright Matter
Today, there is a group of artists questioning the creative use of light and our perceptions of brightness in space using all the tools offered by the…
Luke Lorentzen: Santa Cruz del Islote
I wanted the film to be much more of a character piece than a broad statement regarding global issues of environmentalism. As a filmmaker, it’s grea…