Bryan McGovern Wilson
Bryan McGovern Wilson (b. 01984) is a transdisciplinary artist who synthesizes the practices of art-making, field research, and performance work
Ben Wright
Ben Wright has pursued a career as an artist since graduating from Dartmouth College with a biology degree in 1998.
Chris Wolston
Chris Wolston is an artist living and working in New York City. Initially from Providence RI, Chris attended the Rhode
Bryan McGovern Wilson
Bryan McGovern Wilson is an artist from Missoula, Montana whose work addresses themes of time, the body, and ritual. Wilson
Fukunishi Takeshi
Fukunishi Takeshi learned the technique of metal-craft in Osaka University of Arts, and he graduated in 1990. He began his
Keunae Song
Keunae Song is a native South Korean who grew up in Seoul. She began as a painter, studying at the
Anne Petters
Anne Petters is a multi media artist with a strong background in glass art. She has been trained and worked
Matthew Day Perez
Matthew Day Perez received his BFA from Illinois State University and his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design.
Hannah Kirkpatrick
Hannah Kirkpatrick was born and raised in New Jersey and recently finished her Bachelors of Fine Arts (Glass) at the
Damien Francois
Graduated in 2002 from Joseph Fourier University with a Master in Science, Technology, and Health, the first career of Damien
Jessie Blackmer
Jessie Blackmer spent her childhood in rural Maine, an experience which heavily influences her work. She graduated with honors from
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