Andrew seeks to create art that invites interaction and completion. His art explores and expresses relationships and identity (whether abstract or portrait), and feels it is not finished until the viewer is changed or accepts an invitation to change the work.
Recently he has experimented with interactive space and emotive narrative; past explorations have used interactive sites, printmaking, and installations.
itssunny | CV | arbitrarynature.com | 303.949.5954
Laurel's work is fueled by my fascination with our multimodal existence? each individual’s changing context supporting our collective “human condition.” I discovered long ago that I can most sincerely and honestly explore my experiences through the imagery of the human form.
I paint to analyze and explore the tension that we as humans encounter throughout our lives, be it physical, emotional or mental. The inherent irony is that without tension there is no growth, progression or development, which makes for an uncomfortable existence at times, despite any positive outcome.
itscomingdown | CV | laurelmcmechan.com | 720.280.0634
Miguel has shown his short films at the First International Film Festival at the Chamizal hosted by El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico. He was accepted to present original papers at the annual meetings of the SAA’s (Society for American Archeology) in New Orleans and Montreal, Canada. Miguel was also a TA and worked for the Center for Interamerican and Border Studies for two years. He taught for a year at Bridges Academy, a private school for children with learning disabilities. In 2005, he graduated from the new electronic media arts design MFA program at the University of Denver.
itsraining | CV | maikito.com | 915.227.1273
precipitation | sudor.net
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