Katie Bullock catalogs and works with observed “everyday” moments and phenomena, driven by the complexity of truth that taking note can reveal. She currently lives and works in Albion, Michigan, and is preparing to participate in The Arctic Circle residency in the fall of 2022.
Intercalary Event, Chazan Gallery, 2020
Outside Gallery, North Adams, Massachusetts, 2017
Lydia Rosenberg is an artist, educator, & exhibition organizer currently based in Pittsburgh. Her work, primarily in sculpture, is concerned with the impact of language on our perception of objects and is informed by an interest in the concreteness of matter in contrast to subjective interpretation.
NAPOLEON, Philadelphia, PA
BasketShop Gallery, Cincinnatti, OH
Lenka Clayton (b. 1977 Derbyshire, UK) and Phillip Andrew Lewis (b. 1973 Memphis, Tennessee) have solo and collaborative practices and have been working together since they met at Headlands Center for the Arts in 2017. The couple live and work in Pittsburgh, PA.
Conceived during the pandemic, the gallery is designed to be permanently “closed”, yet at the same time continuously open. All exhibitions are accessible 24-hours a day by peering through two street-facing windows.
An ongoing video-based call and response conversation between one rock and one stone.
Shohei Katayama explores the space between light and dark, life and death, beauty and danger, nature and man. Utilizing his art as a catalyst for environmental conversations, his work examines the underlying patterns and forces of nature by showcasing unseen relationships in ecology.
5 Manhattan West Building, Manhattan,NY
HoloCenter, New York City, NY
Materials have always been the starting point for Waqif’s works; whether objects with which he has long, complicated histories, detritus he has collected from various sources, or plant forms he has nurtured into being.
Before delving into the meanings and messages of his sculptures, the viewer is confronted with an aggressive material presence in his work, usually fusing incongruous elements together and harnessing an improbable sense of balance.
Apart from the sheer physical voluptuousness of Waqif’s sculptures, their combinations of natural and industrial materials force us to confront many of humanity’s most urgent dilemmas, positing a moment in history (now?) when civilization may be losing control of itself.
Hybrid Latinx artist and director of the multidisciplinary company AP&A (Andréa Peña & Artists), Andrea Peña's practice as a designer and choreographer merges the body and materiality in performative, digital and sculptural works to create living arts universes.
Andrea is recognized internationally for her creations of critical, alternative and spatial universes that break our notions and conceptions of a sensitive humanity, and engage in rich encounters between conceptual research and a highly physical and material approach.
Working across mediums, her works intersect questions around the role of the sensible body in dialogue with external design environments and situations; utilizing choreographic knowledge beyond performative contexts.