Daniela Mamon

“These dolls are a product of my desire to invent characters, adorn them and bring them to life."

Born in 1979, raised in New York City's East Village, Daniela went to La Guardia High School for art.  She learned to sew as a teenager, patching holes in pants, making patchwork skirts by hand and also making beaded jewelry. Daniela's dolls fall into to the newly termed genre of SUPERCRAFT.

"My dolls are beings not remote as art can be, dolls are friends ask any child, they'll say it is so."

Theresa Byrnes

"I do not push pigment around with a brush to make something that I think is beautiful; I give fluid-color a surface to reveal beauty on."

Born in 1969, raised in Australia, Theresa began to exhibit her painting in 1986 and moved to New York in 2000. The works in this exhibition were shown at Saatchi & Saatchi New York in 2006. Theresa guides ink and water combinations to move & react within their own chemical nature.

"Light, space and time blur into one, seeming to be truth but really it is just blurring – painting."

Antony Zito

"I collect stuff left unwanted - deemed obsolete, devoid of function - and invest it with new energy - a tangential excursion on the way to landfill."

Born in 1969, raised on a farm in the woods of Connecticut, Zito moved to the Lower East Side of New York in 1992. The New York Post has called his portrait paintings "sensual" and his renderings of people on recycled materials other than canvas have prompted The Village Voice to refer to him as "a master of the found object".  

 

Tunde Adebimpe

Musician & artist, born in 1975, Tunde moved to New York in 1993 to make comics. He is a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, and has worked for various productions as a director and animator. Tunde is best known as the lead singer of the band TV on the Radio.

At 6pm every Saturday during the course of this exhibition
Tunde‘s new animated short
SNACKS & TRACKS will be screened.