BROOKLYN TO GANGNAM MAGAZINE

James Jaxxa is an artist and SVA's MFA student in Fine Arts. He subverts the traditional images relating to masculinity and gender.

Bea Hurd is an artist who plays with food, sculpture, performance, and photography to comment on identity, sexuality, and desire.

Nathalie de Zan is a US-based photographer and performance artist from France, dealing with desire, nudity, humor, and the grotesque.

Justin Watson is a multimedia artist who recycles images and manipulates them, commenting on the disjunction between language and image.

Joan Reutershan makes abstract collage and mixed media paintings about the streets of Brooklyn and is an activist who fights gentrification.

Matthew Cronin is a photographer who makes hybrid images of the ghosts from the past that haunt our present.

Jan Dickey is a multidisciplinary painter and installation artist who explores paint as a living substance through a process-based approach.

Jason L. Starin is a ceramic artist who utilizes geomythology and science fiction to talk about our sociopolitical conditions.

Anna Thorne is currently NYC-based visual artist and photographer who pioneered the use of lenticular technology.

Dong Hyun Kang is a Korean painter who contemplates the life struggle and the pursuit of happiness through the medium of painting.

Shannon Blanton is a painter and an installation artist who is concerned with nature, its abstract experiences and interconnectedness.

Yikui (Coy) Gu is a Professor and artist who makes mixed media works and collages about his Asian American identity and image theory.

Amah Cynthia Dongo is an abstract painter who investigates multiple perspectives to bring about greater compassion and understanding.

Susan Carr is a collagist, sculptor and painter who makes works reflecting a playful and spiritual engagement with the world and existence.

Metra Mitchell is a figurative painter who paints surreal archetypes of characters in theatrical settings.

Madison Donnelly is a conceptual artist from Salt Lake City. She explores the unfamiliar and failed designs of familiar objects.

Michael Ward-Rosenbaum is a conceptual artist and painter from Philadelphia, working in sculptural "paintings" made of absence of images.

Edie Beaucage is a multimedia artist and painter who makes portraits of people by layering with iconology of mental images and history.

Sarah Grass is a faculty of the School of Visual Arts, who likes to draw portraits of dogs.

Jessica Foley is a landscape painter who now experiments with introducing figures into her work.