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ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Broadsided artists come to this project through a love of collaboration. Graphic designers, sculptors, painters, photographers, and artists of every sort are represented here. Once Broadsided artists have "Dibsed" a piece of writing selected for publication, they create a response without any input from the editors.
The Broadsided artists are talented, interesting, and diverse. Meet them:
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Yuko Adachi is a Tokyo-born artist who was raised in Japan, Paris, London, and the United States of America. She has been painting since she was a little girl and has been showing her works through solo and selected group shows internationally. Her painting was featured for the cover of Artscope, New England's Cultural Magazine (May/June 2007) and Takara Magazine, the Japanese Culture and Information Magazine in New England (2007 issues). In 2007, her work was awarded best in painting for "Healing Power of Art" by Manhattan Art International. Today, she lives and works in Boston. In 2010, she opened an artist studio store, "Planet MOMEKO," in Rpckport, MA. www.yukoadachi.com.
Kate Baird looks for the distances and differences between places through drawing and painting. She received an MFA from the University of Chicago in 2005 and currently works as a teaching artist at the Guggenheim Museum and the Kentler International Drawing Space. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and daughter, and her work can be seen at www.katebairdart.com.
Eva Barash received a BA and BFA in printmaking from the University of Washington in 1998. She now lives in Brooklyn, New York where she teaches "artistic" yoga classes (www.livingroomyoga.com) to those in need of a little untangling.
Jim Benning (jimbenning.com) is a photographer/designer loving in Anchorage, Alaska using images to show how he sees things, places and people that ignite his curiosity. He says: "Interesting images go beyond the initial pull of the visual and instigate contemplation of attraction and response over a longer time. As a member of the board for the Alaska Photographic Center I work to bring photographers to Alaska to share their photographic vision and inspiration with the local community."
Jennifer Bevill (jenniferbevill.com): I grew up in Tornado Alley in northern Alabama, where the dirt really is red and the landscape flat and ugly. My grandmothers and great-grandmothers shaped my sensibility. I grew up in a world of strange southern women visiting in kitchens, making weekly trips to the cemetery for fun and to the 5 & 10 for paint-by-number sets. Today, I live in Brooklyn with my family. After graduating from Parson's School of Design, getting an master's from Teacher's College, and working as a teaching artist in the Guggenheim Museum's Learning Through Art program, my work remains rooted in my southern childhood and twisted by a dark humor.
Anne Bradfield lives in Seattle and owns a floral design studio (www.floressencedesign.com). With a background in printmaking and an appreciation for good reads, she thinks broadsides capture the best of both worlds.
Undine Brod earned a BFA in Ceramic Art and a BA in Interdisciplinary Art from the University of Washington. Through her artwork, Undine examines and manipulates identity using animal, human, and childhood forms within the framework of dreams, fantasy, wonder, and loss. Her primary medium is clay which she combines with found objects of domestic origins. Currently she lives and works in New York City and has exhibited her work in the Pacific Northwest, New York and internationally. View her work at www.undinebrod.com.
Caleb Brown works by day as an information specialist, but at night he is focused on painting and playing with his five-year-old twin boys. He lives in Groton, MA with his family and their very hairy dog. Besides painting, Caleb likes going to the town dump and taking nature walks. View his work at www.caleb-brown.com
Artist Douglas Culhane works in sculpture and drawing. He has exhibited in New York and New England. See more of his work at www.douglasculhane.com.
Artist TC Epperson is a woman of leisure living in Honolulu, Hawaii with her Air-Force-officer husband and their three children. She occupies herself by reading, writing, drawing and teaching English Composition.
Anya Ermak-Bower earned her design degree from a university in Western Russia. She has lived in Alaska for five years, and channels her creativity into work, cooking, and raising her sons. She is now living in Japan with her family.
Artist Julie Evanoff is a Brooklyn based artist who works in drawing, painting and video animation. She exhibited recently at: Gallery Niklas Belenius, Stories real and vividly imagined, Stockholm, Sweden; Hallways, Brooklyn, NY. Her animations screened in video festivals: 2k5 Video Festivall; City Without Walls, Juried Video Festival. She received her MFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University. She was awarded the Geraldine Dodge Grant from The Women's Studio Workshop and the Vermont Studio Center. She received the Paul Robeson Emerging Artist Award from Rutgers University. Of her work, she says, "I create environments in which human and animal characters from disparate times and cultures interact socially. Using sources ranging from Jungian philosophy to classical myth to images from popular culture, I question what happens when mismatched archetypes cross paths in disjointed landscapes. Erasure, fragmentation, juxtaposition, and revision are key elements to all forms of my work."
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Cheryl Gross has an MFA in New Forms from Pratt. She writes: "When asked about my work, I always equate it with creating an environment transforming my inner thoughts into reality. Much like an architect or urban planner, that reality and humor becomes the foundation of the work. Beginning with the physical process, I work in layers. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, my urban influence has indeed added an "edge" to my work. Coming from a totally vertical and intense environment, I now live in Jersey City, NJ. The rural countryside by contrast to the city is horizontal and peaceful." www.cmgross.com
Ira Joel Haber was born and lives in Brooklyn New York. He is a sculptor, painter, book dealer and teacher who sometimes writes poetry and movie reviews. His work has been seen in numerous group shows both in USA and Europe and he has had 9 one-man shows including several retrospectives of his sculpture. His work is in the collections of New York University, The Guggenheim Museum, The Whitney Museum, The Hirshorn Museum & The Albright-Knox Art Gallery. In 2004 he received The Adolph Gottlieb Foundation grant. Currently he teaches art at the United Federation of Teachers Retiree Program in Brooklyn.
Andrew Harbison is a librarian and a human.
Lochlann Jain is a professional anthropologist.
Helen Beckman Kaplan is a painter from Brooklyn who was educated at Rhode Island School of Design, Tyler School of Art, Indiana University and Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. She has been a resident at Yaddo and Millay Colony, and has exhibited her work in New York at AC Project Room and Edward Thorp Gallery. She likes animals and long walks on the beach.
Amy Meissner is an artist and writer who makes her living illustrating children's books. She lives in Anchorage, Alaska, where she gets grief in her studio from two fat orange cats all day long. Visit www.amymeissner.com for further art and book information.
Kevin Morrow is a native of Wisconsin who received his BFA in sculpture from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2003. Soon thereafter, he received his MFA degree from the University of Auckland, New Zealand where he studied in the Contemporary Maori Department (Te Toi Hou). Upon completion, Morrow returned to the U.S. to live and work in Austin, Texas where he spent a year or so concentrating on earthworks. Morrow now lives and works in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where he continues to create paintings, drawing and sculptures. And where, in addition to a professional art career, he is a Clinical Researcher at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Images of other work at kpmorrow.viewbook.com/
Jennifer Moses is a painter living in Boston. She is also a professor of art at the University of New Hampshire. She was educated at Bennington College, Tyler School of Art, Indiana University and Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. She has exhibited her work throughout New England her most recent solo exhibition titled "A Line is a Straight Curve" was at the Kingston Gallery in Boston. She is one of the 2010-2011 recipients of a yearlong residency at the Roswell Artist Residency Program in Roswell New Mexico. More at www.jennifermosespainting.com A. F. Norling (www.afnorling.com): "I am 35 years old, married, with a young daughter and two dogs of questionable breeding. I have lived in Maine for the majority of my life and enjoy it thoroughly in the late spring, summer and early fall. My history includes growing up on a working farm, giving my poor parents an amazing amount of grief, and reluctantly attending various grade schools. Eventually, I found my niche at the Rhode Island School of Design. I'm a professional daydreamer and my artwork is dictated by emotion."
Lisa Sette holds a BFA in photography and a Master's degree in Biology. She works as a biologist and has turned her art toward science education in recent years, using her images for slide lectures and research.
Elizabeth Terhune received her MFA from Hunter College and her BA from Oberlin College. She was the recipient of a Yaddo Fellowship in 1998. She has exhibited widely throughout the United States. Her most recent shows include a two-person show at Feast Gallery in Saratoga Springs, NY, a four-person show at Metaphor Contemporary Art in Brooklyn, NY, and a one-person exhibition at the Lake George Arts Project, Lake George, NY. You can view some of her work online at www.elizabethterhune.com, and selected works in the Pierogi Gallery Flat Files, Brooklyn, NY, as well as through the Drawing Center's Online Viewing Program Artist Registry. She teaches painting and drawing at the 92nd Street Y and at NYU's School of Continuing and Professional Studies in New York City. In addition, this summer she will be teaching intermediate/advanced oil painting at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY (website). She lives in upper Manhattan with her husband, the poet Mark Sullivan (author of Slag).
Gabe Travis is an artist who makes a living designing and building hiking trails throughout Alaska. He has been making art on commission for about eight years and producing fine art notecards featuring these works (available at www.gabetravis.com). In February 2009, Gabe spent a month in residence at the Vermont Studio Center working with mixed-media and paint and breathing new life into his studio practice.
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