Multidisciplinary Art

Valeriu Catalineanu

“Valeriu Catalineanu uses mixed media techniques to access deeper levels of ideas, which would thus be hidden in a single medium, which would impose some boundaries.”

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Ava Margueritte

“Ava Margueritte is a multidisciplinary artist, primarily focused on photo-based works along with drawing, painting, and writing. Margueritte has a BFA from OCAD University in Fine Arts Photography and a Diploma from School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa. Margueritte explores different narratives to document physical reactions to different emotional states. By absorbing her surroundings she evaluates the connection between body and mind.”

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Beka Wueste

“Born in Texas and raised in Virginia, Beka Wueste earned a B.A. in art history from the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA, and an M.A. in art history from George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. She is a member of the Fredericksburg Center for Creative Arts. An avid reader of books and collector of music on vinyl, and lives with my husband and rescue dogs in Northern Virginia. ”

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Kassi Sheppard

“Kassi Sheppard is a Multidisciplinary Textile Artist and Photographer. Working predominantly with the natural world, Kassi uses materials that include textiles, photography and collage. Much of her recent work has been motivated by a desire to bring out what is beyond the surface, responding to elements living in the natural world and focusing on issues around nature of the body, its flaws, and how socially constructed ideals of beauty imposed on women.”

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Bernardo Diaz

“Bernardo Diaz is an artist, educator, and administrator who resides in Austin TX. Diaz received his MFA from the Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University. A first generation Mexican-American, Diaz was born in Rochelle, Illinois and spent his formative years in Eagle Pass, a southwest Texas town on the border with Mexico. Diaz’s work explores notions of identity and currently works around three formal conceptual frameworks: embellishment, omission, and revision. ”

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Jamie Q

“Jamie Q is a queer non-binary artist whose work includes fabric design, custom garments, textile art, quilts, paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints zines, and multiples. Their projects work through ideas around arts economies and creative labour, gender and queerness, craft and repurposed materials, and process-based play. Alongside their independent art practice, Jamie also works as a textile artist in costuming for film.”

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Jordan Shaw

“Jordan Shaw is an artist and creative technologist whose work spans mediums ranging from digital and algorithmically generated to interactive physical environments and installations. His work explores themes of technological influence in culture and the predefined expectations society has about their relationship with computers, technology, and the future. These ideas manifest themselves by visualizing hidden interactions between people, technology, data and digital systems.”

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Elizabeth Faraci

“Sometimes a single moment defines us. Other times, it's only after a lengthy culmination and rumination of ideas that we can "see the big picture". The two can also crossover at times like a Venn diagram. It's this honest, flawed, captivating intersection that I aim to reflect in my work. Elizabeth is from Denver, Colorado. She received a B.F.A. from Pitzer College and a M.S. in Art & Design Education from Pratt Institute. ”

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Tim Porter

“Tim Porter is a Canadian photographer, painter and filmmaker, known for his highly formalist photographs that range from documentary and landscape images to abstract experimental works. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, in solo and group shows, and is held in both private and public collection The National Gallery of Canada has a large collection of Porter’s artworks, including works from his 1970s downtown Vancouver series and his Japanese garden series.”

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Ben O'Neil

“Ben O'Neil is a Toronto-based illustrator, artist and screenwriter. He completed an undergraduate degree in Art Criticism and Curatorial Practice from OCAD University in 2016. Since then he has worked as a freelance designer and illustrator, self-publishing zines and comics, and working with brands and business including Sweet Jesus, Left Field Brewery, Rise Kombucha and Ryerson University. Ben's first full-length graphic novel, APOLOGETICA, was published by Popnoir Editions in Spring 2019.”

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