Nour Jaouda on a deconstructive process of making & unmaking, challenging conventional ideas of identity, & incorporating fractured narratives to elicit meaning.
Nic Dyer on art as a means to process the world, an evolving practice that incorporates a major identity change, & making work about an ongoing recovery from disordered eating.
Sonya Blesofsky discusses an interest in the language of memory & repair, sculptural works inspired by historic forms, & a practice that involves uncovering overlooked & forgotten histories.
Jaylen Pigford on developing a passion for art from an early age, making work for an upcoming solo exhibition, & finding inspiration in life experiences.
Kacy Jung on pivoting from biomedical science to art, the downside of consumerism & alienation in our current capitalist system, & the untold stories and faces of the middle class.
Andersen Woof on the timeless quality & potential of painting in oils, exploring themes of solitude, relationships, fear, violence, & desire, & a deep interest in both the joy & pain in life.
Kriss Munsya discusses finding inspiration in music, new work about climate justice, the constant need to create, & applying a different approach to every project.
The artist discusses sculpture & sound as a way to embody or enact the written word, a practice that incorporates long periods of research, & the importance of always learning.
Delvin Lugo discusses early exposure to art, a new series based on the theme of chosen family, & amplifying artists, poets, & activists fighting for women & gay rights.
Casey Baden discusses a recent residency in Portugal, finding ways to combine painting & textiles, & a deep interest in the inherent natural element of textiles.
Nicholas Adamson on transitioning from video installation to painting, creating a project around a personal subject, & the influence of spending time in Leipzig.
Hannah Altman discusses making self portrait photographs that explore Jewish storytelling, early experiences with photography, & engaging modes of motif repetition.
The artist discusses a practice that involves frequent collaboration, making art as a means of gaining independence, & creating a propitious environment for the work to happen.
Debbi Kenote on the power of size & shape, a practice that revoles around an intense use of color, exploring interlocking structures, & abstract references to landscapes.