In the “Behind the Form” series Fino Prydz is investigating forms that have been saved in his visual rolodex and he lets them come through in their most primal way - a black and white color scheme. Several layers have been laid down to create a background for the forms to rest on, these layers have later been sanded down to expose the steps that have been taken to get to the right stage. The goal is to achieve a compositional tension, reminiscent of the feeling of growth and development, this tension is further explored by splitting up forms and reconnecting them with negative space - symbolizing time and pending processes. Reaching – almost touching- the promise of one day meeting.
Fino Prydz is a Norwegian visual artist based in New York City

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Untitled 15

In the “Behind the Form” series Fino Prydz is investigating forms that have been saved in his visual rolodex and he lets them come through in their most primal way - a black and white color scheme. Several layers have been laid down to create a background for the forms to rest on, these layers have later been sanded down to expose the steps that have been taken to get to the right stage. The goal is to achieve a compositional tension, reminiscent of the feeling of growth and development, this tension is further explored by splitting up forms and reconnecting them with negative space - symbolizing time and pending processes. Reaching – almost touching- the promise of one day meeting.
Fino Prydz is a Norwegian visual artist based in New York City.

Untitled 11

Untitled 14

Untitled 13

Ray Beldner is a sculptor and mixed media artist whose work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally and can be found in many public and private collections including the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and the Federal Reserve Board, Washington D.C., 21c Museum, Kentucky, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Oakland Museum of California, and the San Jose Museum of Art, among others.
 
Born in San Francisco, Beldner received a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and an MFA from Mills College. He has received numerous awards and fellowships. He has taught sculpture, interdisciplinary studies, and professional practices at the San Francisco Art Institute, California College of the Arts, San Francisco State University, and University of California, Santa Cruz.
 
His work has been reviewed in publications including Art in America, Arte, Art On Paper, Artweek, Wired, Playboy, the Boston Globe, the Los Angeles Times, the Village Voice, the International Herald Trib

Such Small Hands #1

Jean Wolff is a New York City-based abstract painter and printmaker. Her work grapples with the creation of personal spaces within rigid informational frameworks; color and lines infiltrate and take up residence in the grids of Wolff's paintings. Her work has been shown at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Arkansas Art Center, and in the Pierogi Flatfiles.

Large Ryman

Naples 1.2x1.4" 9.8.13

Williamsburg 17 is a contemporary urban color photograph by Susan Daboll. Daboll makes use of the borough's bold lines and colours to craft a thoughtful composition. 
 
Artist Susan Daboll was born in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, grew up in Niantic, Connecticut. After studying printmaking and photography at Syracuse University, she moved to New York, where she graduated from the International Center for Photography/ New York University Master’s program. For more than a decade, she taught photography at NYU’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.
While running her own printing studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Daboll began experimenting with mural-size images and techniques. In the early ‘90’s, she earned acclaim for large-scale black and white photographs of the female form that were investigations into sexuality, mythology, and religion.

Williamsburg 17

Williamsburg 11 is a contemporary urban color photograph by Susan Daboll. Daboll makes use of the borough's bold lines and colours to craft a thoughtful composition. 
 
Artist Susan Daboll was born in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, grew up in Niantic, Connecticut. After studying printmaking and photography at Syracuse University, she moved to New York, where she graduated from the International Center for Photography/ New York University Master’s program. For more than a decade, she taught photography at NYU’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.
While running her own printing studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Daboll began experimenting with mural-size images and techniques. In the early ‘90’s, she earned acclaim for large-scale black and white photographs of the female form that were investigations into sexuality, mythology, and religion.

Williamsburg 11

Williamsburg 14 is a contemporary urban color photograph by Susan Daboll. Daboll makes use of the borough's bold lines and colours to craft a thoughtful composition. 
 
Artist Susan Daboll was born in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, grew up in Niantic, Connecticut. After studying printmaking and photography at Syracuse University, she moved to New York, where she graduated from the International Center for Photography/ New York University Master’s program. For more than a decade, she taught photography at NYU’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.
While running her own printing studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Daboll began experimenting with mural-size images and techniques. In the early ‘90’s, she earned acclaim for large-scale black and white photographs of the female form that were investigations into sexuality, mythology, and religion.

Williamsburg 14

Williamsburg 15 is a contemporary urban color photograph by Susan Daboll. Daboll makes use of the borough's bold lines and colours to craft a thoughtful composition. 
 
Artist Susan Daboll was born in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, grew up in Niantic, Connecticut. After studying printmaking and photography at Syracuse University, she moved to New York, where she graduated from the International Center for Photography/ New York University Master’s program. For more than a decade, she taught photography at NYU’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.
While running her own printing studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Daboll began experimenting with mural-size images and techniques. In the early ‘90’s, she earned acclaim for large-scale black and white photographs of the female form that were investigations into sexuality, mythology, and religion.

Williamsburg 15

Lela Brunet is an Atlanta, Georgia based artist whose work explores the contrast created when the grace of the figure and the tension of energetic patterns and colors collide together. Lela’s work explores this visual battlefield of pattern, color, and form. She works in a variety of media and is best known for large scale murals that adorn the walls of public and commercial spaces across the US including major brands such as Adidas, Microsoft, and Starbucks.

Soundseeker Two

The paintings in the Bach series are drawn from musical scores by Johann Sebastian Bach. Each stroke represents a note, and factors such as key and chordal harmony inform the color palette selected. The resulting image displays a visual illustration of harmonic motifs already inherent in the music. Amy Kang is a professional painter and cellist based in NY. She studied painting at the L'Ecole Marchutz (Aix-en-Provence, France).

Bach 2

For Amy Kang’s Square Series, every square contains a unique color; no two colors are repeated within the canvas. Amy Kang is a professional painter and cellist based in NY. She studied painting at the L'Ecole Marchutz (Aix-en-Provence, France).

169 Squares 169 Grays

To create the paintings in the Dice Games series, the artist uses Dice to design the placement and arrangement of colors that are determined by the act of rolling dice, revealing order in a moment of randomness. Amy Kang is a professional painter and cellist based in NY. She studied painting at the L'Ecole Marchutz (Aix-en-Provence, France).

Dice Games

Bach Suite No 4 in E-flat major

Modern Muse

Fortune Giver

Madonna

Sound Seeker One

Carrie Johnson was born in Kansas City, Missouri, and grew up in the Chicago suburbs. She received a B.A. in Fine Arts from Indiana University in 1979 and went on to Yale University for an MFA graduated in 1982. The same year she received a Ford Foundation Grant and moved to New York City.
Joh­­­nson has shown at many New York art galleries over the years including, The Drawing Center in New York, A.I.R. Gallery, Anita Rogers Gallery, and most currently Museum Editions M+E Gallery. Her work is in numerous private collections, and she is currently based in Lincroft, New Jersey.

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