KYLE ADAMS Kyle Olani Adams is a 24-year-old visual artist and creative director from Plainfield, NJ. A Temple University graduate in Media Studies and Production, Kyle blends media expertise with …
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Garry Grant
GARRY GRANT Garry Grant is a New York City-based artist known for his large-scale abstract works that span multiple canvases. Originally from Detroit, he studied at the College for Creative …
Briana McNeil
BRIANNA MCNEIL Briana McNeil, born In Baltimore, MD 1986, is an abstract artist working in West Orange, New Jersey. “Affectation” is her introductory series without a classical education in the …
Donna McKenzie
DONNA McKENZIE New Jersey based artist and fashion designer Donna McKenzie has been honing her skills in fine art for the past several years. Originally enjoying a career in fashion, …
Tarah Paul
TARAH PAUL Tarah Paul (b. 2001, Philadelphia, PA) is a Haitian visual archivist who uses photography to document the lived experiences of those around her. Her work explores themes of …
O’Neil Scott
O’NEIL SCOTT O’Neil Scott (b. 1982 in Jamaica) is a Pennsylvania based representational oil painter. Captivated by portraiture and its capacity to impart complexities that comprise the human condition his …
Tyrone Geter
TYRONE GETER In a career that spreads across two continents, Tyrone Geter has built an international reputation as a world-class artist, painter, sculptor, illustrator and teacher. Presently an Associate Professor …
Chinemerem ‘Eme’ Omeh
CHINEMEREM ‘EME’ OMEH Chinemerem ‘Eme’ Omeh (b. 1994), originally from Nsukka, Nigeria and now based in Atlanta, creates paintings as a form of personal and cultural reflection. As a child, …
Kandy Lopez
KANDY LOPEZ Born in New Jersey, Kandy Lopez (b. 1987) moved with her family to Florida at a young age. She received her BFA and BS from the University of …
Robert Carter
ROBERT CARTER Robert Graham Carter, a Long Island resident for decades, has been a celebrated artist and illustrator for more than 60 years. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, he was receptive …