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@dana_karwas
danakarwas.com
Dana Karwas’ work dismantles perception and rebuilds it in unexpected ways. She bends architecture, cognition, and logic, pushing past familiarity into something uncanny. Her practice explores reorienting knowledge, making the familiar feel offset and the unknown feel inevitable. Whether through sculpture, digital imagery, 3D printing, glass casting, painting, or architectural interventions, her work operates on a shifting edge—one where materials, space, and experience become tools for revealing hidden structures of thought.
Dana Karwas is the Director of Yale’s Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM) and a Critic at the Yale School of Architecture. Her teaching focuses on mechanized perception and designing for both terrestrial and celestial spaces. She holds a PhD in Urban Systems from NYU, has a graduate degree from ITP at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, and received a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Kansas.
@hullaballoo_
rachelmingwolf.com
Rachel Wolf is a multi-media artist based between Colorado, New York and Panama. Born in 1999 in New York Wolf grew up surrounded by the artistic influences of her city while also garnering an exacting relationship with nature in her travels to more remote enviroments. Wolf is extraordinarily unique in producing an artwork that explore forgotten and ignored materials from dead insects to soap. The focus on material and its potential relationships with other elements creates artworks that are both delicate and resilient in their ability to refocus the viewers attention toward the physical world.
agneswalden.com
Agnes Walden (b. 1994 Illinois, USA) is concerned with operations of analogy in painting and in the trans subject. She has held recent solo exhibitions at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown and Launch F18. Her paintings and writing have been featured in publications including New American Paintings, WUSSY Mag, OUT Magazine, and ASAP/Journal. She holds an MFA in Painting from Rhode Island School of Design, where she went on to teach as an Assistant Professor of Drawing. Walden taught RISD’s first course in Trans Studies, a studio-seminar course titled “Theorizing Transgender Cultural Production.” She has received support from the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown Fellowship. She lives in New York and teaches at Pratt Institute.
@creightonbaxter
creightonbaxter.com
Creighton Baxter (b. 1990 Arizona, USA) explores temporality, remembrance, and the sensorium through an interdisciplinary practice rooted in performance and drawing. She has performed at Boston University, Poetry Project, and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA; and participated in exhibitions at Andrew Kreps Gallery, David Castillo, and Allen Memorial Art Museum amongst others. Baxter has contributed illustrations to The Yale Review and Duke University Press, and produced writing for Et al Projects, JB Blunk Estate, and Telematic Media Arts. She received her BFA from The School of the Museum of Fine Arts and her MFA from Yale University. Baxter currently lives and works in Brooklyn.
@aarati.online
aarati.online
Aarati Akkapeddi (b. 1992 Edison, NJ) is a Telugu-American interdisciplinary artist, coder, and educator based on Lenape land (Brooklyn, NY). They create work that uncovers overlooked connections, histories, and relationships. Their process-driven practice integrates exhaustive research—including archival exploration, oral history interviews, and site-based investigations—with personal storytelling.
Aarati’s work often bridges the personal and the collective, exploring the interplay between memory, technology, and identity. Their projects frequently take the form of multi-modal series, combining mediums such as video, print, and digital platforms to present layered narratives. Their work has been supported by institutions such Ada X, The Photographers' Gallery, The Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU, ETOPIA Center for Art & Technology and LES Printshop. They currently teach at School for Poetic Computation.
@theteluguarchive
Sai Priya Kodidala is an independent writer and researcher from Hyderabad, India focusing on the intersection of Telugu literature, politics, history and art. Her past work includes a monthly column on Telugu socio-political history for Firstpost, an award-winning long form publication on the role of women in the people’s movements in Telangana published by The Caravan Magazine and upcoming book projects on Telugu translation. The Telugu Archive traces the rich socio-political history of resistance, civil rights and revolutionary politics of the Telugu-speaking regions through literature and art. Through archival research, translation, oral history and critical analysis, it documents and preserves the Telugu people's movements against colonial and feudal capitalist forces routinely overlooked or misrepresented in mainstream historical South Asian and dominant accounts. The project has been featured in The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Deccan Chronicle and the largest Telugu daily Eenadu among others.
@anniebielski
anniebielski.com
Annie Bielski’s paintings and drawings slide and drape between interiority and observation, landing in vivacious abstraction. She begins each work intuitively, often starting with bright and bold pour or paint or rendered shape on raw canvas. What follows is all in response to that first move. A sense of urgency, tension, playfulness, anxiety, ease, and working things out on the support’s surface may all be felt in the finished work.
Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including solo exhibitions at Rachel Uffner Gallery in New York, SEPTEMBER Gallery in Hudson, The University at Buffalo Anderson Gallery, and Paris London Hong Kong in Chicago. She writes about art and artists for various publications and creates artists’ books of writing and images often coinciding with exhibitions. Her work has been covered by Whitehot Magazine, Art News, Hyperallergic, MTV, and The New York Times. She received a BFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from SUNY Buffalo. Bielski is represented by SEPTEMBER Gallery in Kinderhook, New York.
@lunch_m0n3y
lukacarter.com
Luka Carter is an interdisciplinary artist who lived on a boat for three years in Rockaway Beach, NY, a trailer in Bolinas, CA and plenty of places in between. The friends and community that he finds in each of these places has allowed for a strong, beautiful network of friendship and artistic collaboration, similar to what futurists might call tentacularity - “about life lived along lines, not at points, not in spheres.” With a background in construction and cooking, Luka has a knack for making space for art in overlooked or interstitial spaces–– including an outhouse, abandoned lot, and a van. His practice spans zines, furniture, tattoos, ceramics, clothing, and installations. He recieved a BA from Colorado College and an MFA from the University of Georgia and has been an artist in residence at Eureka!, Chautauqua School of Art, ACRE, and Anderson Ranch. Recent exhibitions include Baba Yaga Gallery (Hudson, NY) SCOPE Art Fair (Miami), Baltimore Print Fair, and Manitou Art Center.
@junecanedodesouza
junecanedodesouza.com
June Canedo de Souza works with painting, sculpture, and performance. She received an MFA from The Milton Avery School of the Arts at Bard College and is an alumni of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. Recent projects and exhibitions include The Geffen at MOCA, Los Angeles, On View at The Kitchen, New York, and MIMO Gallery, New York. Her books have been acquired by The Museum of Modern Art, New York University, Harvard University, the Getty Institute, and more. In 2022 she was a finalist for the Foundwork Artist Prize. She is currently a 2024-25 session artist at Recess, New York, and a 2024-26 Hamiltonian Fellow, Washington D.C.
@amandajasnowskipascual
amandajas.com
Amanda Jasnowski Pascual is a self-taught interdisciplinary artist based in Queens, NY. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally including Heavy Manners Library(LA), Recontres d'Arles(FR) and Sculpture Center(NY). Most recently, her practice utilizes photography, mixed media on paper, poetry and video. She is presently in school studying social work and works in an educational setting with preschoolers. Recent works explore imagination and narrative through a somatic lens.
@soniaruscoe
soniacorina.com
Sonia Ruscoe is a painter and poet from and based in New York City and the Hudson Valley. She holds a BA from CUNY Brooklyn College. Her paintings have been shown at SEPTEMBER Gallery, Basilica Hudson, Baba Yaga, Better Read Than Dead, Lucas Lucas, and most recently a solo show at Nonchalant Gallery (all in NYC/HudsonValley). Elsewhere she has shown at Casa Lu, CDMX, 4WS space (LA), and in Richmond (VA) her works on paper were part of a performance where they were thrown into a hole and burned. In her recent paintings, narrative pushes into mysterious and abstract territories, where abstraction and the fantastic are utilized as accessible devices for describing more elusive concepts. As a result, an uncanny narrative world emerges where characters explore the social and philosophical fabric of reality, summoning vibes from early technicolor film musical dream sequences, shadows projected on window shades and flickering candle light.