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  Born in the city of Buenos Aires to an Argentinian mother and a German father, at the age of 4 I moved with my family to Mexico City, and later, to Guadalajara, where I attended primary school.  I internalized … Continued

Tomás Browne (Viña del Mar, Chile, 1982) I want to bring back the writer’s trauma as a boy with language problems and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. This quest led me to find protection in poetry and explore such notions as nonsense, … Continued

Miranda Javid is a writer, animator, and art-educator with a Masters in Fine Art from the University of California Irvine. She has shown at Commune1 in Cape Town, S Africa, The Baltimore Museum of Art, The Mint Museum of Art … Continued

Ruth Koelewyn researches the need we have to connect to others and the importance of objects and daily rituals in helping us feel the continuity of those connections. The work is a way to learn and to hold on over … Continued

Yezica Tutic was born in 1987 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, making her the first generation born there, from a Yugoslavian immigrant family. Tutic has been working and exploring different art forms since the young age of 4. Tutic began her … Continued

Rory Midhani is a visual artist primarily exploring Queer life through cardboard dolls, high energy murals, and narrative drawings. His pieces are character-focused with a strong sense of place and story. His work takes the viewer to the places in … Continued

Rosie Dowd-Smyth is an Artist who works predominantly with sculpture. Her practice is concerned with notions of gesture and the absurd, where humor is essential and Slapstick comedy is a recurring reference. Dowd-Smyth takes an ad-hoc, hands-on approach to art-making, where thinking … Continued

Since 2011, Marjolaine Bourgeois’ artistic practice has merged textiles and printmaking. Bourgeois assembles images from how-to manuals, representing the manufactured, to interrogate the phenomena of overabundance and obsolescence – of images as well as objects. On the one hand, she … Continued