Jon Feinstein is a curator, photographer, the Co-Founder of Humble Arts Foundation, and Manager of Marketing and Partnerships at Shutterstock. Jon has curated numerous exhibitions, most recently including Aneta Bartos’ “Boys” at the Carlton Arms Hotel, and “31 Women in Art Photography” at Hasted Kraetleur;...
Mickalene Thomas was born in New Jersey in 1971. Thomas earned her MFA from Yale University, and holds a BFA from Pratt Institute. In 2002-‐2003 she participated in the Artist-‐in-‐Residence program at the Studio Museum in Harlem and in 2011 she was a resident at...
Jason John Würm was born in Downey, California in 1978. Growing up as an army brat, he moved many times before finally settling down in Brooklyn in 2001. Exhibitions: Another New York...
Wendy Whitesell is a Brooklyn-based photographer and designer. With her current series, she is visually compelled by the strong graphic presence of crosswalks on New York City streets. On a daily basis, she uses a shoot from the hip approach to capture the trusty stripes...
Luke Swenson was born and raised in Washington state. Combining a process of photography, digital manipulation, and sculptural works, his artistic practice is a response to the culture and public life of Brooklyn and Chicago’s inner city neighborhoods. Swenson compiles a survey of personal photos,...
Matthew Schenning is a Brooklyn based photographer originally from Baltimore, MD where he spent his youth playing in the abandoned spaces under highway overpasses. He photographs the landscape with a large format camera favoring the slow and deliberate way of working, seeking to understand his...
Irina Rozovsky exhibits widely in the US and abroad. Solo and group shows include Smith College; Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Harvard University; Breda International Photo Festival, Netherlands; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Haggerty Museum of Art; Voies-Off Festival, France. Her solo museum exhibition opened...
Niv Rozenberg is a Brooklyn based photographer originally from Israel. He holds an MFA in Photography from Parsons, The New School for Design, and is a former recipient of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation scholarship. Recently he has participated in the Byrdcliffe artist residency, and for...
Barry Rosenthal has lived New York City for the past 25 years. He studied photography at the Dayton Art Institute and also studied with notable photographers Emmet Gowin and George Tice. In his photographic journey, Barry has created work in many diverse genres from portraiture...
Paul Raphaelson spent most of his art career photographing the urban and cultural landscape with big cameras. Lately he’s been been branching into other related experiments, involving the subway, the remains of advertising, and empty industrial spaces. He sometimes trades camera for pen, to see...