Justin Moll, also known as Dr. Wolfenbergen, is a designer and illustrator hailing from greater Philadelphia. Justin creates low-fidelity artwork imbuing a quirky, misanthropic aesthetic that draws influence from historic advertising art, traditional tattoo flash, badly-drawn skulls, terrible typography, and photocopiers. His work has been recognized by the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), The One Show, Graphis, Communication Arts, and more.
Marjorie Williams is an artist whose work delves into the transformative essence of light, the allure of human connections, and the enchantment found in the ordinary. Employing both analog and digital photographic processes, they skillfully capture not only the visual aspect but also the emotional resonance of the world around them. A graduate with a…
Ryan Nelsen is an illustrator whose vibrant, mixed-media creations bring a playful, whimsical energy to life. His journey with art began with a Magna Doodle and a three-year-old’s drawing of Thomas the Tank Engine. Today, Ryan combines traditional and digital techniques to create textured, imaginative pieces, starting many of his works with freeform scribbles, paper…
This exhibition features a collection of large-scale photographic portraits inspired by the Victorian-era practice of “spirit photography.” During that historical period, photography was used to provide evidence of an afterlife, showcasing phenomena like levitation and ghostly apparitions. However, with contemporary photographic knowledge, it’s evident that these effects were achieved through simple techniques such as jumping…
Alec Dwaileebe, an artist from Melrose, MA, specializes in photography and analog collaging. He studied at The New England Institute of Art and The New England School of Photography. Guided by intuition, Alec creates vibrant, layered compositions using thoughtfully placed shapes of paper. “Analog collaging allows me to create and explore new worlds by piecing…
David Victor Feldman began music composition studies under Leo Kraft during his high school years and continued at Yale under Robert Morris, Krzysztof Penderecki, Jonathan Kramer and others. His digital art practice, beginning in the late 80s, first grew out of creating software for printing his idiosyncratic musical scores (before commercial software came on the…
Michael Young is a lens-based artist whose work explores themes of masculinity, personal identity, community, and memory. He has been named a Top 10 winner of LensCulture Critics’ Choice, a Top 50 artist in Photolucida’s Critical Mass, and a winner of Feature Shoot’s Emerging Photography Award. Recent shows include Candela’s Unbound12! and Una historia (no)…