Jeanne Silverthorne

Jeanne Silverthorne currently lives and works in New York City. She was born in 1950 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1971, she received her BA from Temple University in Philadelphia. She proceeded to study at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia. She then received her MA from Temple University and completed her coursework for her Ph.D from Temple University. She mainly works with rubber in order to create various works of art including sculptures and installations.

Noah Davis

Noah Davis creates a uniquely personal narrative in his psychologically charged paintings by sourcing imagery from found photographs, art history and autobiographical events. At once a storyteller, a surrealist and an astute social commentator, he often represents the quiet, forgotten moments in American history. His work typically deals with social or political issues.

Swoon

Swoon is a Brooklyn-based street artist who creates life-sized portraits of people she meets, using woodcut block prints and paper cutouts. Swoon’s galleries are city walls, often in the environments that inspired the prints. With influences ranging from German Expressionist wood block prints to Indonesian shadow puppets, Swoon is a master of using cut paper to play with positive and negative space in a conceptually driven exploration of street environments.
 

Emily Henretta

Emily Henretta graduated from Columbia with a BA in History in 2004 and has completed a residency at the School of Visual Arts. Her work has been exhibited at the International Print Center New York and at Gallery Aferro in Newark, NJ.

Ben Schonzeit

Ben Schonzeit is a painter who primarily uses acrylic paint in order to create vibrant, photorealism paintings. 

Ryan McGinness

“McGinness has knocked the stuffing out of the spare, modernist white-cube concept of a gallery and filled it with his own brand of art: ornate, jazzy pop visions that spring as much from graffiti and corporate logos as they do from art history.”—Boston Globe 

“McGinness has mastered and integrated a seemingly infinite variety of visual languages, producing works that inhabit the ever-blurred border between high art and popular illustration.”—Art Forum 

Mary Manusos

Mary Manusos was born in San Diego , California . Studied at San Diego State University , then at University of Wisconsin at Madison . She has been creating art for almost four decades and has had numerous single artist shows, juried shows and has received nine grants. She has written numerous books including d'Art Objects and Woman's Self Image. Her work is in the numerous public collections including the Museum of Modern Art , Tweed Museum , Cleveland Museum , and the Library of Congress.