Taro Hattori is an interdisciplinary artist who has shown his socially-engaged installations and projects nationally and internationally. His recent work creates relationships between spatial sculptures and people in a specific socio-political background through performance, conversation, and song. His installations consist of carefully crafted structures and provide a sensory environment where viewers face conflicting issues and […]
Travis Somerville was born in 1963 in Atlanta, GA. After growing up in towns across the southern United States and along the eastern seaboard, he briefly studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore before settling in San Francisco, where he attended the San Francisco Art Institute. His large-scale oil paintings on paper […]
Sisi Ivy is an artist born in San Jose, CA. While working across mediums, she pokes at the role of “photographer” as someone who creates translations of the physical world. Through careful acts of research and observation, she searches for ways to understand relationships between place and human narrative. Informed by her upbringing in Silicon […]
Julia Monté is an artist passionate about making, writing, and talking about art. She received her BFA in painting and creative writing at the Kansas City Art Institute in 2018. She runs an online publication for nuanced art-criticism titled, Informality Blog. She is a member of SOIL Gallery and her work has been exhibited nationally and […]
Colleen Louise Barry is an artist, writer, and teacher. Her artist books, sculpture, photography, and installation work have been shown at the Seattle Art Museum, The Factory, The Hedreen Gallery, and elsewhere. Her poetry has been published in Poetry Northwest, Sixth Finch, jubilat, and elsewhere. Her first collection of poems, COLLEEN, was published by After Hours […]