Visual Art

Stephanie Cunningham

“Stephanie Cunningham is a visual artist working in acrylics and oils. She prefers a neutral palette, organic shapes and subtle textures and lines. Her paintings are evocative as they are born out of some major life transitions. The emotions evoked in onlookers are varied but usually felt intensely.”

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Diego Beyró

“Diego Beyró is a mostly self-taught visual artist. He spent two years at the Fabrica art residency, the artistic foundation of the Benetton family, in Italy. Diego's work has been exhibited in individual and group exhibitions in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Lebanon, Israel, the United States, Mexico, Chile and Argentina.”

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Tracy Klinesteker

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Tracy Klinesteker paints with pastels because of her love for pure color. Soft pastels blend beautifully and create that lovely, painterly brushstroke. Because pastels are an opaque medium, she layers color over color to create blends. Her subjects are eclectic and her abstracts are pure colour celebrations, using as many colours in her palette as she can.”

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Niki Ford

“Niki Ford (they/them) is an artist that lives and works in Los Angeles. Ford channels otherworldly narratives through pigmented stoneware sculpture, mixed-media paintings and works on paper. These pieces take us on a journey through the body, water, plants, landforms, poetry/prayer, histories/time and vortexes of many shapes and sizes. They lean into the corporeal, intuitive, reparative, devotional, and exemplary possibility expressed through queerness & gender otherness. ”

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Cathy Braasch

“Cathy Braasch is an artist, architect, and educator. She is the principal of Braasch Architecture and was an associate teaching professor in Penn State’s Department of Architecture. She founded the Robert Reed Drawing Workshops, celebrating the pioneering educator and artist. Her architectural projects and drawings emphasize duration and accessibility. She received a Master of Architecture at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Arts at Yale. She has just relocated to Seattle.”

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Matti Schulz

“The Berlin-based artist Matti Schulz uses a wide variety of media and techniques from sculpture and plastic art to object art, drawing and installation, while his subjects usually humorously address contemporary themes from public life or recent history. The social themes that he deals with are often adorned with absurd comments and titles and are characterized by a sarcastic and ironic view of the present, as in his sculpture for example in his bronze sculpture ‘Puking Cat’.”

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Jason McCarthy

“Jason McCarthy is a lens-based visual artist located in Drogheda, Ireland.”

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Philly Kemarre

“Philly Kemarre is an Arrernte artist and visual storyteller whose work is rooted in the land and culture of his people. Born and raised in Garramilla, the land of the Larrakia people, he acknowledges their deep connection to Country and expresses profound respect for their Elders. Philly’s artistic practice is a reflection of his pride for his identity as an Arrernte man.”

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Camilla Jerome

“Camilla Jerome (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist from Massachusetts. Her photographic, installation, text, and video work spans from autobiographic and documentary imagery to private performances to experimental camera-less photography. Her self-revelatory practice is always on the emotional edge, a form of therapy, a form of art, and a profound journey inward. Jerome’s work explores the intersections of disability, visuality, time, beauty, and gender. ”

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Carl Anderson

“Carl Anderson’s sculptural work delves into playful yet introspective reflections on his personal experiences, using a visual language that explores masculinity, duty, and power. His recent ceramic sculptures draw inspiration from objects like medieval armour, animal traps, and barbed wire – symbols that evoke both menace and nobility. Through these forms, Anderson examines how historical symbols of protection and control continue to resonate with contemporary notions of authority.”

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