Admir Jahic

(The Invisible Heroes)
www.invisibleheroes.net

Alexandra Dementieva

www.alexdementieva.org

Frog King Kwok Mang Ho and Frog Queen Cho Hyun-jae

www.frogkingkwok.com

Happy Famous Artists

http://happyfamousartists.com

Jordan Seiler

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Photo by Søren Solkær Starbird

Marcin Dudek

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Nina Boas

www.ninaboas.com

Palli Banine

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Rob Buelens

www.robbuelens.be

Stephen Smith

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Tim Biskup

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Tobias Allanson

www.allanson.se

Vincent Skoglund

www.vincentskoglund.com

Will Barras

www.willbarras.com

Death is not a Deterrent (Mental Properties: European Autumn - HLP), 2012

Petr Davydtchenko (born 1986 in St. Petersburg, Russia) studied in Stockholm and at the RCA in London. He currently lives and works in London, UK and Stockholm, Sweden. “Mental Properties: European Properties” was his first solo exhibition and presented a variety of works with a cohesive and relevant post future historical context.

About “Mental Properties:” The bank has nothing to do with your mental property. Or do they? “Mental Properties” acknowledges that with no authority left to believe, in the words of German Philosopher Wolfgang Schirmacher, what we have to build a better future is ourselves: “thinking power, intellectual honesty and intuitive understanding.” The first solo exhibition by Petr Davydtchenko involved site-specific installation, sculpture, video and photographic works, which dealt with the civility of aesthetics as we entered what he rightly called European Autumn.

Ten Years (Billboard Project - Philadelphia Museum of Art), 2012

Zoe Strauss is an autodidactic artist who describes herself as a lesbian anarchist from Philadelphia and is widely recognized as one of the most respected street photographers in the world. Her project is the production of images within the structure of an epic poem that can be read in both directions. It begins and ends at home, moving from the specific to the universal and back again. It begins and ends with determination and a ten year work plan that transformed an unused local space into an illegal exhibition that offered an honest portrait of human failures, triumphs and joy in an epic narrative, which forcefully brings forward the struggles and beauty of everyday life.

For 10 consecutive years, Strauss’s photographic work culminated in a yearly “Under I-95” show, which took place beneath the Interstate highway in South Philadelphia where she displayed her photographs on concrete pillars under the highway in an abandoned space that she and her wife (and later an increasing group of volunteers) scrubbed clean to welcome guests.

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Already Knee Deep (Beaufort 04 Edition), 2012

Isaac Cordal (Spain, 1974) studied Fine Art at the University of Vigo and earned an MA in Digital Arts at the Camberwell University of Arts in London.

Isaac currently lives and works in Brussels. In 2012 his work was exhibited across Belgium as well as in Latvia, Croatia, Austria, Italy, Spain and the United States, most of which featured his ongoing project: Cement Eclipses.

Referencing the real estate boom and subsequent economic collapse, Cordal works with cement as a political material, creating site-specific installations that question scale, speculative reasoning and global social phenomenon. This work has been presented at the Beaufort Triennale, The Festival of Liberty, and at Harlan Levey Projects, receiving a large amount of national and international media exposure.

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Inside Job (Group Exhibition  - Museum Boijmans van Beuningen), 2009

Born in Bendorf, Germany, from 1981 – 1990, Stefan worked from apprentice to practitioner to master in the manufacture of stained glass. Following this he studied at the Saarbruecken Art Academy before moving to Rotterdam where he has been the recipient of several residencies and awards, maintaining a studio at Kunst & Complex. His work involves three dimensional oil painting, kinetic sculpture and narrative through figurative and abstract, formal and experimental languages.

Stefan is the recipient of the AEG Art prize, the Kunstverein Drawing Prize and the Frits Philips Art Prize. He has been awarded funding for his ‘art you can hit’ project with Stella Boess (Love, Hate, Punch) by the Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture. His work has been exhibited in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Belgium.

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