Mary Addison Hackett

My main body of work is diverse. A few years ago, I started making more obvious reference to things in … More

Sandi Slone

My 2001 show in Portland Oregon closed on Sept 8, three days before the events of 9/11. It was titled … More

I started taking photographs with my cellphone a few years ago on long walks home from the day job. Garbage … More

There’s been a lot of construction on our block in Williamsburg. This wall of blue and black plywood was right … More

My main work is psychological portrait paintings. But every once in a while the history of portraiture starts to feel … More

Lately I’ve been plunking pieces of my paintings, vintage ads, and photographs I’ve taken into digital collages and printing them … More

I’ve been making sculpture in the woods, attempting to get inside the spirit of roadside produce-stand sign vernacular. I’m not sure … More

I have been painting in a non-objective vein for the last thirteen years. The paintings are begun with no idea … More

The cut-outs began as an antidote to the large-scale paintings. While I embrace the all-encompassing project of getting into a … More

The buddy photo I chose for Mound #8 is kind of dumb but I think that my dog, who is … More

This idea of ‘buddy work’ really interests me. I’m always acutely aware of how I’m influenced by the work I … More

In 2009, Bill Clinton secured the release of two American journalists held prisoner by North Korea by flying to that … More