Interview: Ahyun Jeon
Ahyun Jeon is a Korean painter living in NYC. Her art speaks of self-defense mechanism and psychological barriers between people.
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Interview: Silvia Muleo
Silvia Muleo is an Italian-born artist based in NYC, who deals with translucency and reflectivity in her figurative art about social media.
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Interview: Se Young Yim
Se Young Yim is a conceptual painter and installation artist who metaphorically represents the flow and the existence of beings in her art.
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Interview: Rosie Kim
Rosie Kim is a painter who utilizes semi-abstract and semi-figurative imagery to convey experiences of mythology, time, and identity.
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Interview: Siyoung Oh (Yissho)
Yissho Oh is a Korean artist who makes tattoo-based abstract art inspired by Tibetan Buddhism, Japanese art, and idea of the afterlife.
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Interview: Zeyu Xue
Zeyu Xue is a conceptually-driven sculptor from China, currently at SVA MFA program, making works that refer to memory, agency, and present.
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Interview: Joe Piscopia
Joe Piscopia is a painter and illustrator who engages with organic and geometric abstraction to seek an internal truth and experimentation.
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Interview: Andrew Wong
Andrew Wong is an artist who makes images out of paper strip cutouts, which deal with the Chinese American experiences and culture.
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Interview: Pei Ou
Pei Ou is a Chinese-born artist who abstracts the human figure into cucumber-like tree forms and paints about human space and relationships.
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Interview: Annie Yang
Annie Yang is a painter who expresses the idea of the unconditional love through imagery of plants (in particular, the fiddle tree).
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Interview: Polin Huang
Polin Huang is a recent SVA MFA graduate and a painter who depicts liberated Northeast Asian bodies in defiance of the female stereotypes.
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(Special Feature) Interview: Jun Yang
Jun Yang is a highly prolific figurative painter of Korean descent who deeply engages with the core issues of LGBTQIA+/BIPOC communities.
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Interview: Frank Prskalo
Frank Prskalo is an Australian artist who strives for raw and authentic imagery that may borderline the grotesque or the childlike.
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Interview: Noel Park
Noel Park is a South Korean artist who depicts flowers in abstract and representational modes and aspires to become a 'people's painter.'
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Interview: James Jaxxa
James Jaxxa is an artist and SVA's MFA student in Fine Arts. He subverts the traditional images relating to masculinity and gender.
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Interview: Bea Hurd
Bea Hurd is an artist who plays with food, sculpture, performance, and photography to comment on identity, sexuality, and desire.
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Interview: Nathalie De Zan
Nathalie de Zan is a US-based photographer and performance artist from France, dealing with desire, nudity, humor, and the grotesque.
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Interview: Justin Watson
Justin Watson is a multimedia artist who recycles images and manipulates them, commenting on the disjunction between language and image.
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Interview: Joan Reutershan
Joan Reutershan makes abstract collage and mixed media paintings about the streets of Brooklyn and is an activist who fights gentrification.
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Interview: Matthew Cronin
Matthew Cronin is a photographer who makes hybrid images of the ghosts from the past that haunt our present.
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