Michael Hall is a Bay Area artist and educator whose drawings, paintings, and videos examine personal and mass-produced objects made unique through their idiosyncratic wear and tear. Hall explores how these common objects act as markers of time and place while also conjuring personal histories, collective desires, and cultural phenomena. He gravitates towards items that […]
Eleanor Scholz O’Leary is a San Francisco based visual artist, currently pursuing her MFA in Studio Art at San Francisco State University. Using multiple illustrative, printmaking, and craft mediums, she creates devotional artwork about environment, and the interplay between natural processes and the manmade. She seeks an intimate connection and a sense of kinship with […]
Daniela Tinoco is a transdisciplinary artist from Cholula, Mexico, currently living on Ohlone Land and pursuing her MFA in Art Practice at San Francisco State University. Through repurposing and fragmenting discursive elements, her work disrupts and reorients structures of domination, seeking possibilities for a transformed future rooted in solidarity, collective elaboration of meaning, and reclamation […]
Laurel Roth Hope is a self-taught artist born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to becoming a full-time artist, she worked as a park ranger and in natural resource conservation. These professional experiences influenced her current work, which centers on the human manipulation of and intervention into the natural world and the […]
Josué Rojas is a Salvadoran-American, San Francisco based painter, muralist, fine artist and educator. A socially committed creative, his work is deeply layered, content-rich, and abstract, blending satirical elements with luscious, narrative-driven paintings. Rojas is a visual storyteller who uses familiar imagery, cartoons, comic book art, graffiti and breaks their traditional settings in dynamic and […]
Haley Mae Caranto is a multi-cultural mixed media artist born in 2002 and raised in Los Angeles. Her work explores the intersections of neurodiversity, cultural fusion, and environmental consciousness. Born with learning disabilities, Caranto embraces the discomfort of societal “norms” and channels it into her artistic practice. Growing up traveling for her parents’ business, from […]
Amanda Manitach : A self-taught multidisciplinary artist with a background in literature and writing, Amanda Manitach merges an affinity for drawing and language in large-scale works on paper. Drawings are laboriously built from fine marks made with a mechanical pencil, and austere block statements emerge from a froth of decadent pattern, interweaving aspects of the […]
Haein Kang : Through the lens of art, Haein Kang scrutinizes contemporary technologies closely intertwined with politics, the economy, and culture. Human aspirations for a better future often drive technological progress to deliver bigger and faster outcomes. However, this increase in economic efficiency provides only momentary gratification, not ultimate fulfillment. Kang’s art practice challenges that […]
Margie Livingston is a visual artist who calls herself a “painting nerd.” Based in Seattle, she earned her M.F.A. in painting from the University of Washington in 1999. The reinvention of her artistic practice and experimentation with materials are integral to her work. Her awards include a Fulbright Scholarship in Berlin; the Artist Trust Arts Innovator […]
Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based artist whose paintings, created on canvas, wood panels, and paper, present speculative landscapes in which the artist blurs reality and representation, the environment and its technological translations, with imagery taken from weather patterns, climate models, and futuristic landscapes. Winska grew up in Poland and has actively exhibited her works in the […]