Tricia McLaughlin ::

Tricia McLaughlin's work in fantasy architecture gives her a format for redesigning human behavior for basic survival. She adapts her designs based on arbitrary shape changes. She forces function to follow form. McLaughlin is a recipient of a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship, a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship and a Media Arts Grant from the Jerome Foundation. Most recently her work was exhibited at the Kyoto Art Counter in Japan; Pescara, Italy; and Sixty Seven Gallery in New York. She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Nicholas Kripal ::

Nicholas Kripal is a sculptor whose work is informed and formed by the specifics of the history and meaning of many of the sites he exhibits them in. His work process depends on research and reflection as much as on building and casting. Nicholas Kripal has received grants from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and the Michigan Council for the Arts. His recent site related work has been installed in the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, New York City, Kristus Kirche, Cologne, Germany, Glasgow Cathedral, Scotland and Sala Santa, Rome, Italy. He lives and works in Philadelphia, Pa.

Website: jillianmcdonald.net

:: Jillian McDonald

Jillian McDonald's videos, webart, and public interventions are performative and relational. They are often meant to be stumbled upon in everyday life, requiring the participation of a very general audience. Jillian McDonald is a Canadian artist, transplanted to Brooklyn. Her work was shown recently at Moving Projects, Sixtyseven Gallery,Jack the Pelican Presents and Vertex List Galleries in New York; The Whitney Museum's Art Port, Yyz in Toronto; and La Sala Naranja in Valencia, Spain. She is a recipient of grants from The Canada Council for the Arts, Soil New Media, and New York State Council on the Arts.

Gabrielle Evertz ::

Gabrielle Evertz is a painter who uses a vocabulary that was developed in the twentieth century, of spare, geometric abstraction. Gabriele Evertz is based in New York and has received grants from the DAAD in Germany and the New York Foundation for the Arts. She has exhibited at the Karl Ernst Osthaus Museum in Germany, and at the Parrish Art Museum, A.I.R., and the Ann Kolb Gallery, all in New York.

:: Jeremy Mangan

Jeremy Mangan paints familiar subject matter in a manner usually equated with high-art subjects; religious or historical scenes, or formal portraiture. He delivers snapshot imagery in bravura, large-scale oil painting technique, raising trout fishing to an almost spiritual level. Jeremy Mangan is a painter, originally from the Pacific Northwest, who now lives and works in New York City. He has exhibited work in Germany, China and the United States. He has fished for trout in the Willowemoc, the Letort, and throughout Washington State.

Peter Dudek ::

Peter Dudek is fascinated by the systems used by architects to design their furniture as well as their buildings. He uses these systems to fuse objects and blur their interpretation. Recent exhibitions have been at Yellow Bird Gallery, Newburgh, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia and the Lab and Makor in NYC. He has been the recipient of a C.A.P.S. grant and a Marie Walsh Sharpe Residency. He is also an independent curator whose most recent project was "T-Zone" at Smack Mellon, Brooklyn, NY.