Chris Hausbeck
“I had a great job and I was living like it… I worked for these guys for twelve years, busting my ass and all of a sudden everything burst.”
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Tags: buffalo, machine, metal, new york, robot, sculpture
Jason Deuro
“I have a good eye for a lamp on a curb on trash day.”
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Tags: house, sculpture, steam punk
Xiaojing Yan
Xiaojing Yan is just one of the great artists emerging out of Toronto and seeking her place in the East Coast arts community.
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Tags: installations, sculpture, toronto
Ria Brodell
Wormbunny, created by Ria Brodell in Boston.
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Tags: boston, illustration, sculpture
Golden Belt Resident Program
The rehabbed brick structure in Durham’s South Side is now accepting applications for this year’s residency program.
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Tags: durham, film, illustration, sculpture
Ben Van Dyke
Ben Van Dyke, is one teacher who can teach by doing; he designs extreme typography in Phtotoshop, and installs similar imagery on gallery walls, floors, ceilings and anywhere else he can find a flat canvas.
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Tags: buffalo, design, sculpture, typography
1716 Main Street
Back from a birthday break and headed to Gallery 1716 where three of UB’s MFA students will be exhibiting for the final time in their student career this Saturday night.
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Tags: buffalo, illustration, sculpture
Beitz & Monroe
Big Orbit is hosting HOUSEWARES, a showing that investigates the notion of “home” as an emotional and geographic destination, specifically the potential that exists to define ourselves through household products.
Brook Halvorson
Not enough artists are bold enough to outright attack their viewers comfort zone, but Brook Halvorson is. He can be found shocking the mostly conservative and white collar residents of DC with pieces such as Stool Sample
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Tags: DC, gallery, installation, sculpture
uNintended Uses
The artists has no limits; she is a filmmaker, write, animator, illustrator and sculptor. At present, her collection includes life sized, ceramic animal silhouettes drenched in pop art color…
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Tags: ceramic, philadelphia, sculpture
Foad Mozaffari’s a Straight Shooter
You step into the gallery space expecting soft paintings and subtle documentaries and instead you meet with the solid, brash metal of a gun.
Kathi Roussel
I have long admired local jeweler Kathi Roussel – ever since my metalsmithing days at Buffalo State College – and have been planning to write about her since The Artery Magazine’s inception.
Christina West at Hallwalls
He has big balls, she has big balls, but Christina West seems to have the biggest balls of them all.
Ghost Town Gallery
If Hell had a gallery in Buffalo, then the Ghost Town would be its home. I first read about it in another wonderful online magazine and my interest was immediately sparked.
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Tags: buffalo, gallery, illustration, sculpture
Kepa 3
The enormous windows of the gallery exude great amounts of light into Midtown’s Barker Street, allowing passerby’s a bit of warmth in this bitter weather.
Peter Fowler
The load is too heavy, but they must go on. They are stuck in a sticky situation with no route of escape. And sometimes, they are forced to blend into the environment.
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Tags: buffalo, illustration, sculpture
Thomas Stender: We’ve Got Wood!
I believe Thomas Stender to be one of those people that do not need other people, but need the element of creation to survive. He designs provocative and humorous furniture that also functions on a level of comfort and personal aesthetic. Each piece is formed out of the way the wood itself is dimensioned.
Diane Baker Plays With Garbage
Dianne Baker’s work speaks on forgotten pasts and discarded mediums. She utilizes things that others call garbage… and displays the urban litter in and around her Victorian home.
