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Anna Salmeron is a conceptual artist with a focus on the goings and comings in the sediments of the art world. She finds that this is art itself and is also acutely aware of the desires of its denizens. She will at once rip apart the institutions that carry this world, and eagerly re-assemble it through photography and performance.

Samantha Marder is a multi-disciplinary artist with a deep respect for the diversity and ever ironic state of the human condition. Through photographs and found objects, she offers humorous and distinct narratives and changes the game of acceptability and expectations.

Sonia Domkarova sees the beauty and wonder in the most unexpected places. She revels in life energy and employs a myriad of forms and materials to reflect her observations, often laced with humor and involving the body as a vessel of its own communication.

Eric Wallen's paintings and drawings are rapt with observation, usually of societal ills, and there is no shortage of material for his work. He tends to expose gritty nuances - hubris, existential anxiety, and the emotional slipping on a banana peel - all in a combination of clowns and revelry, and with great skill.

Bo Petran's work runs from painting to sculpture to installation - the common thread through all of his work is a deep earth-like surface, as if the piece were a living and breathing thing. The textures are both visual and tactile, at once very tangible, but not lacking in mystery.