AMERICAN ARTIST makes thought experiments that mine the history of technology, race, and knowledge production, beginning with their legal name change in 2013. Their artwork…
YASI ALIPOUR (Columbia University, MFA 2018) is an Iranian artist/writer/folder who currently lives in Brooklyn and wonders about paper, politics, and performance. She is…
H Lan Thao Lam (b. My Tho, Viet Nam) trained in architecture, informed by research and a keen eye on how materials and processes can…
Lydia Matthews is a Brooklyn and Athens-based curator, writer, educator. She serves as MFA Co-Director in the Fine Arts program at Parsons School of Design…
Andrea Geyer’s work ranges across text, photography, painting, sculpture, video and performance and is invested in a process of performatively un-sensing time. Geyer’s work focuses…
Anthony Aziz has worked collaboratively with his partner, Sammy Cucher, since 1991. They are known as Aziz + Cucher and their practice includes photography, digital…
Catherine Telford Keoghuses found and formed images and materials to compose sculptures and installations through a series of accumulations. Her work is concerned with fantasies…
Selena Kimball is a visual artist whose work—large-scale photo-montage, sculptural installation, and book projects—focuses on how history is bound up with perceptions of place. Reworking…
Avery Z. Nelson was born in Rhinebeck, NY and received their MFA from Columbia University. Nelson has recently exhibited their work at Rachel Uffner Gallery…
Ezra Wube (born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) is a cross-disciplinary artist who lives and works in New York. His works encompass video, animation, drawing, painting,…
Cullen Washington is a native of Louisiana and received his BA from Louisiana State University and his MFA from Tufts University/School of the Museum of…
Andrea Ray’s interdisciplinary artworks embody both visual and aural approaches to the subjects of kinship, attachment, and care, attempting to repair an alienated subjectivity through…
Jesse Chun is an artist whose practice addresses language and its politics to uncover new translations toward poetry, opacity, and the untranslatable. Chun reauthors found…
