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OUTAuction 2011 Catalog
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5. EVENT CHAIR PLANNING COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS CURATOR
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ART ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Peter Hay Halpert • Brian Paul Clamp, ClampArt • John Coppola • Daniel Cooney Fine Art • Bridget Donlon
Jordan Eagles • Asya Geisberg, Owner/Director, Asya Geisberg Gallery • Alexandre Gertsman
Prisca Juska Fine Art • Valerie McKenzie • Barbara Petro Escobar • Luise Ross Gallery
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Historic Preservation • Wayne Snellen • Virginia Vergara • Joel Wachs
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ARTISTS
Daniel Albert Tamar Hirschl Slava Mogutin Wade Schaming
Dan Alvarado Adin Hixon Eva Mueller Nikki Sclair
Ron Amato Itzik Iluz Frank Mullaney Shungaboy
Kalliope Amorphous Todd Kelly Kenneth Nadel Bradford Shellhammer
Paolo Arao Mikael Kennedy Math-You Namie Kelsey Shwetz
Scott Barnes Justin Kim Ann Marie Napoli Jacqueline Silberbush
Mark Beard Robert Kitchen Dominic Nurre Hector Silvia
Colleen Blackard Hein Koh Stephen Olivier Christopher Stout
Gavin Bond Kinke Kooi Debi Oulu Paul Suttman
Jared Buckheister Katie Koti John Paradiso Kevin Tachman
Kathe Burkhart Scooter LaForge Eric Parnes Polina Teif
Robert Camilleri Joe Lamattina Troy Phillips & Akimitsu Sadoi George Towne
Davide Cantoni James Lambo Haq Qureshi Matteo Trisolini
Justine Cooper Donald Lambo Benjie Randall Alic Trossman
Brian Cyr Rob Lang William Reue Kevin Truong
Melanie Daniel James Lecce Barbara Reynolds Marc Van Cauwenbergh
Mark DeMuro Annie Leibovitz David Rios Ferreira Rosario Varela
Troy Dunham & Jeff Eason Jamie Leo Homo Riot Daniel Vennemann
Kelsey Ervi David Gary Lloyd Lisa Ross Eva Weiss
Carl James Ferrero Marc Lodovico Mike Ruiz Travis Williams
Robert Flynt Zachari Logan Christopher Russell Nick Yakimovich
Patrick B. Fream Frank Louis H. Samarel Marc Yankus
Lila Freeman Steven Menendez Scott Sanders
Gina Garan Emmy Mikelson Santiago
gilf! MJ Miller Libby Saylor
6. LIVE
AUCTION
7:00PM
Henri Matisse
Planche I
Signed lithograph, 1920
20 in. x 23 in., custom frame
Value: $8,500
Courtesy of Robert John Russo Gallery
Henri Matisse was a French artist born in 1869, mostly known for his use of color
and his fluid and original draughtsmanship. He was a draughtsman, printmaker,
and sculptor, but is known primarily as a painter. Matisse is commonly regarded,
along with Picasso and Marcel Duchamp, as one of the three artists who helped to
define the revolutionary developments in the plastic arts in the opening decades of
the 20th century, responsible for significant developments in painting and sculpture.
By the 1920s he was increasingly hailed as an upholder of the classical tradition
in French painting. His mastery of the expressive language of color and drawing,
displayed in a body of work spanning over a half-century, won him recognition as a
leading figure in modern art.
7. Jordan Eagles
URBC4, 2011
Blood, copper, preserved on plexi-glass, UV resin
36 in. x 36 in. x 3 in.
Value: $10,000
Courtesy of the Artist
Born in 1977, Jordan Eagles, received a BA from New York University. Eagles’ works are held in the permanent
collections of The Everson Museum of Art, The Addison Gallery of American Art, The Mobile Museum of Art,
The Fuller Craft Museum, The Museum of Sex, University of Michigan Museum of Art, The Elmhurst Art Museum,
The Prudential Center Arena, The Bohlen Collection and hundreds of private collections around the world.
Eagles work has been featured in The New York Times, Village Voice, L’Uomo Vogue, Architectural Digest Italy,
New York Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, WIRED, MSNBC, FOX News, NY Post’s Page 6 and Marie
Claire Italia. His work has been in feature films (Disney film ‘When In Rome’ and in Richard Move’s film ‘Blood
Works- the life of Ana Mendieta’) and a reproduction of one of his images was used as a massive 50-foot stage
curtain for Alice Cooper’s recent international rock concert.
Eagles has shown extensively in the United States with solo exhibitions and art fairs in New York City, Chicago,
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Hartford, Baltimore and Dallas. Eagles recent solo
exhibition, ‘HEMOGLYPHS’ at Causey Contemporary was a “Critic’s Pick” in New York Magazine’s
commemorative 9/11 Issue. Eagles’ work is currently on view at the Elmhurst Art Museum and his work will
be on view at the Scope Art Fair in Miami this December and solo exhibitions scheduled in Los Angeles,
San Francisco and The University of Michigan Museum of Art (In Focus) in 2012.
8. Lot # 1 Lot # 2
Daniel Albert Dan Alvarado
Chill The Solution
Oil paint on canvas Acrylic on canvas
20 in. x 20 in. 36 in. x 48 in.
Value: $300 Value: $1,100
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 3 Lot # 4
Ron Amato Kalliope Amorphous
Armor 5 Girls
Archival inkjet print, ed. 1 of 10 C-print
24 in. x 20 in. 16 in. x 20 in. (Framed)
Value: $1,200 Value: $450
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 5 Lot # 6
Paolo Arao Scott Barnes
The Hunter Jessie Colter In Milk
Charcoal on paper Photograph, ed. 3 of 25
14.62 in. x 13.5 in. 14 in. x 11 in.
Value: $1,500 Value: $600
Courtesy of the Artist & Courtesy of the Artist
Jeff Bailey Gallery
Lot # 7 Lot # 8
Mark Beard Colleen Blackard
Untitled Starlight
Conte crayon on paper Ballpoint on paper
30 in. x 21 in. 4 in. x 4 in.
Value: $1,500 Value: $200
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
9. Lot # 9 Lot # 10
Gavin Bond Jared Buckheister
Kathy Griffin As Madonna Untitled
Print Graphite on paper
18 in. x 24 in. 7.25 in. x 9.5 in.
Value: $3,000 Value: $1,500
Courtesy of the Artist & OUT Courtesy of the Artist &
Feature Inc.
Lot # 11 Lot # 12
Kathe Burkhart Robert Camilleri
Eat Shit: From The Liz Taylor David & Josh
Series (After Weegee) Acrylic on canvas
Silkscreen, ed. 72 of 80 24 in. x 24 in.
22 in. x 14.25 in. Value: $1,100
Value: $1,500 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 13 Lot # 14
Davide Cantoni Justine Cooper
99009 Aids Funeral, South Africa Elephant Skulls In The Attic
1999. C-print mounted on
Paper burnt with sunlight aluminum, ed. 1 of 4
12 in. x 9 in. 60 in. x 46 in.
Value: $1,800 Value: $7,500
Courtesy of the Artist & Blindarte Courtesy of the Artist &
Contemporanea Naples Daneyal Mahmood
Lot # 15 Lot # 16
Brian Cyr Melanie Daniel
"Was Asked, Didn't Tell" First Nation
Acrylic on canvas Oil on canvas
24 in. x 36 in. 35.4 in. x 43.3 in.
Value: $1,800 Value: $8,000
Courtesy of the Artist/ In Loving Courtesy of the Artist &
Memory of Bryan Jacobson Asya Geisberg Gallery
10. Lot # 17 Lot # 18
Mark DeMuro Troy Dunham & Jeff Eason
Lake 2011 Towards Perfection
Oil paint on wood panel Digital
18 in. x 18 in. 36 in. x 48 in.
Value: $2,200 Value: $1,000
Courtesy of the Artist & Courtesy of the Artist
Chowaiki & Co.
Lot # 19 Lot # 20
Kelsey Ervi Carl James Ferrero
Vulgar I Was a Lover
Photograph Acrylic paint on cut paper
46 in. x 30 in. 22.5 in. x 30 in.
Value: $200 Value: $2,000
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist &
Feature Inc.
Lot # 21 Lot # 22
Robert Flynt Patrick B. Fream
Untitled (TS; A 35) Untitled
Chromogenic light-jet photo, Gouache and mixed media
AP on paper
20 in. x 16 in. 22 in. x 29 in.
Value: $1,200 Value: $850
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 23 Lot # 24
Lila Freeman Gina Garan
Irritated Archangel Karma Chameleon
Marker on paper 35mm photography print, ed.
8.5 in. x 11 in. 2 of 10
Value: $180 18 in. x 12 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $800
Courtesy of the Artist
11. Lot # 25 Lot # 26
gilf! Tamar Hirschl
Empower Equality The Searchers
Spray paint on aluminum, ed. Hand lithograph ed. 7 of 12
1 of 8 14.5 in. x 16.5 in.
30 in. x 22 in. Value: $850
Value: $800 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 27 Lot # 28
Adin David Hixon Itzik Iluz
Fontainebleau Sue Intimacy
Encaustic on panel Sculpture, perspex and light
16.5 in. x 15 in. 24 in. x 14 in. x 14 in.
Value: $500 Value: $5,000
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 29 Lot # 30
Todd Kelly Mikael Kenney
Signature Painting Adam, Oak Island, NC 2007
Oil on canvas (MK0337)
40 in. x 30 in. Unique Polaroid photograph
Value: $4,000 4.25 in. x 3.5 in.
Courtesy of the Artist & Asya Value: $750
Geisberg Gallery Courtesy of the Artist & Peter
Hay Halpert Fine Art
Lot # 31 Lot # 32
Justin Kim Robert Kitchen
Men In Landscape Nude With Blue Background
Collage Water color
4.5 in. x 6 in. 21 in. x 13 in.
Value: $200 Value: $400
Courtesy of the Artist & Greg Kitchen
Oxbow Gallery
12. Lot # 33 Lot # 34
Robert Kitchen Hein Koh
Pink Window RK 237 Form #5
Water color Burnt canvas
14 in. x 18 in. 33 in. x 29 in.
Value: $350 Value: $1,500
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 35 Lot # 36
Kinke Kooi Katie Koti
In Touch Garden
Acrylic paint, colored pencil Archival inkjet print, ed. 1 of 12
on paper 16 in. x 20 in.
7 in. x 10.25 in. Value: $500
Value: $2,000 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist & Feature
Inc.
Lot # 37 Lot # 38
Scooter LaForge Joe Lamattina
Me Against Me Undefined Conduits
Print on handmade paper Acrylic and mixed media on
24 in. x 36 in. canvas
Value: $350 24 in. x 36 in. x 2 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $2,500
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 39 Lot # 40
Jamaes Lambo Jamaes Lambo
Marilyn Fire Island Driftwood Frame
Hand printed serigraph Pastel
22 in. x 28 in. 20 in. x 16 in.
Value: $250 Value: $300
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
13. Lot # 41 Lot # 42
Donald Lambo Rob Lang
Sue Dry Dock
Watercolor print, ed. 68 of 500 Photograph, ed. 2
14 in. x 22 in. 14 in. x 14 in.
Value: $200 Value: $850
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist & Ross
Contemporary
Lot # 43 Lot # 44
James Lecce Annie Leibovitz
Black Hearts Signed Copy Of Annie Leibovitz
Acrylic polymer emulsion on new book Pilgrimage
panel Value: Priceless
21 in. x 17 in. Courtesy of the Artist
Value: $3,000
Courtesy of the Artist &
McKenzie Fine Art
Lot # 45 Lot # 46
Jamie Leo David Gary Lloyd
Prohibido ALDO
Waterproof archival dye Giclee print, ed. 3 of 25
infused on aluminum 23 in. x 11 in.
10 in. x 10 in. Value: $800
Value: $200 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 47 Lot # 48
Marc Lodovico Zachori Logan
Street Where I Live Untitled (from Blue Boy Series)
Photograph Drawing
10 in. x 10 in. x 1 in. 11 in. x 8.5 in.
Value: $300 Value: $1,000
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist & Daniel
Cooney Fine Art
14. Lot # 49 Lot # 50
Frank Louis Steven Menendez
The Embrace Fire Island Dream 3
Digital C-print Archival digital C-print, ed. 6
20 in. x 30 in. of 10
Value: $250 12 in. x18 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $500
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 51 Lot # 52
Steven Menendez Emmy Mikelson
Belvedere 4 Untitled (bird)
Archival digital C-print, ed. 3 Etching, ed. 1 of 2
of 10 11 in. x 5.5 in.
12 in. x18 in. Value: $500
Value: $500 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 53 Lot # 54
Emmy Mikelson MJ Miller
Untitled (deer) Bleach
Etching, ed. 1 of 2 ed. 1 of 50
5.5 in. x 11 in. 16 in. x 20 in.
Value: $500 Value: $1,000
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 55 Lot # 56
Slava Mogutin Eva Mueller
Brosephines Black Back
Archival chromogenic print, Archival pigment print, ed. 1
ed. 1 of 5 of 15
20 in. x 16 in. 36 in. x 24 in.
Value: $1,500 Value: $1,000
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
15. Lot # 57 Lot # 58
Frank Mullaney Frank Mullaney
"Brian" (from the series "Luke" (from the series
"Wallpaper Saints") "Wallpaper Saints")
Archival pigment print, ed. 1 Archival pigment print, ed. 1
of 10 of 10
12 in. x 18 in. 12 in. x 18 in.
Value: $500 Value: $500
Courtesy of the Artist & CAS Art Courtesy of the Artist & CAS Art
Center Center
Lot # 59 Lot # 60
Kenneth Nadel Math-You Namie
Christopher, 2011 Joe
Pencil & white charcoal on Hand-painted acrylic on linen
grey paper 15 in. 22 in. x 1 in.
21 in. x 17 in. Value: $750
Value: $500 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 61 Lot # 62
Ann Marie Napoli Dominic Nurre
Frankie Exposure (page 9, reverse)
Pastel on Paper Erased magazine page
18 in. x 24 in. 8 in. x 10 in.
Value: $800 Value: $850
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 63 Lot # 64
Stephen Olivier Debi Oulu
Kusama Tree Man Masterbating
Acrylic, digital print, and resin Cold bronze casting, ed. 2 of
on panel 12
19 in. x 38 in. 18 in x 8 in x 6 in
Value: $4,500 Value: $4,000
Courtesy of the Artist & Tew Courtesy of the Artist
Galleries
16. Lot # 65 Lot # 66
Debi Oulu John Paradiso
“Cinderella’s Fuck Me Shoes - Power Couple
Cunnilingus” Hand embroidery on satin,
epoxy, LED lights, ed. 1 of 12 wood hoop, 24k gold leaf,
7 in. x 3 in. x 5 in. wood panel
Value: $1,500 18 in. x 18 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $750
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 67 Lot # 68
Eric Parnes Troy Phillips & Akimitsu
Sadoi
Luxury Henna LV Dance Series: Nick Adams
C-print, ed. 3 of 5 "Soar"
30 in. x 20 in. Digital C-print
Value: $900 28 in. x 22 in. (Framed)
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $1,200
Courtesy of the Artists
Lot # 69 Lot # 70
Haq Qureshi Benjie Randall
Bliss Mary The Night
Archival pigmented print, ed. mixed media, graphite on
2 of 15 paper, foam board, vinyl, LED
16 in. x 20 in. lights, metal chain
Value: $300 15 in. x 12 in. x 3 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $400
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 71 Lot # 72
William Reue Barbara Reynolds
Nail Spine 1 Boys First Catch
Photograph, ed. 1 of 10 Print on canvas
38 in. x 38 in. 36 in. x 24 in.
Value: $5,000 Value: $400
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
17. Lot # 73 Lot # 74
David Rios Ferreira Homo Riot
He tried his best Dick Army
Gouache and color pencil on Mixed Media (Graphite &
drafting film collage) on wood
11in. x 14in. 18 in. x 18 in.
Value: $300 Value: $400
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist & The Site
Unscene
Lot # 75 Lot # 76
Lisa Ross Mike Ruiz
Sultanim Kamil Nicalek
Archival pigment print on Stretch canvas
cotton paper 60 in. x 90 in.
22 in. x 33 in. Value: $7,500
Value: $3,500 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist & Asya
Geisberg Gallery
Lot # 77 Lot # 78
Christopher Russell H. Samarel
Beework: Hive Melt_69
Glazed white earthenware Print on canvas, ed. 1 of 5
9 in. x 12 in. 44 in. x 27 in.
Value: $2,750 Value: $4,500
Courtesy of the Artist & Courtesy of the Artist
Julie Saul Gallery
Lot # 79 Lot # 80
Scott Sanders Santiago
Pappa Earth Tied With Luv
Oil on wood Silver-Gelatin print, ed. 2 of 3
30.75 in. x 24.5 in. 20 in. x 16 in.
Value: $850 Value: $2,000
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist & Solar,
East Hampton, NY
18. Lot # 81 Lot # 82
Libby Saylor Wade Schaming
Rainbow Scrapped
Acrylic on canvas Archival print on paper, ed. 1
7 in. x 5 in. of 5
Value: $150 19 in. x 14 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: $500
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 83 Lot # 84
Nikki Sclair Shungaboy
Mousetrap Muscleman Sexy Pose
Acrylic/Latex paint, Marker on Acrylic on bristol paper
canvas 24 in. x 19 in.
23 in. x 42 in. Value: $500
Value: $500 Courtesy of the Artist & Michi
Courtesy of the Artist Yamaguchi
Lot # 85 Lot # 86
Bradford Shellhammer Kelsey Shwetz
Untitled Studies on Color & Tepid Bath
Shape Oil on canvas
Acrylic collages on bristol 26.4 in. x 30 in.
11 in. x 15 in. Value: $2,800
Value: $500 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 87 Lot # 88
Kelsey Shwetz Jacqueline Silberbush
Male Nude NY Allows Same-Sex Marriage,
Oil on canvas Becoming Largest State to Pass Law
72 in. x 48 in. Photograph, C-print
Value: $1,500 9 in. x 6 in.
Value: $200
Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
19. Lot # 89 Lot # 90
Hector Silva Christopher Stout
Frida In A Man’s Suit Gold Panel Eins (Capital)
Giclée print, ed. 29 of 50 Industrial papier-mache comprised of
cement, newspaper, gold & metallic
20 in. x 30 in.
oil paint & mounted on Belgian linen
Value: $400
20 in. x 20 in.
Courtesy of the Artist &
Value: TBA
Chimmaya Gallery
Courtesy of the Artist &
Hous Projects, East Soho
Lot # 91 Lot # 92
Paul Suttman Kevin Tachman
Bathers Ipanema Beach, 2011
Bronze bas-releif Print
19 in. x 54 in. x 1 in. 11.5 in. x 24 in.
Value: $5,000 Value: $1,400
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 93 Lot # 94
Polina Teif George Towne
Category Mistake “Patrick - Clover Back Tattoo"
Digital photo print on archival Life Drawing
paper Color pencil on toned paper
28 in. x 38 in. 25 in. x 19 in.
Value: $1,200 Value: $850
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist & Michael
Mut Gallery
Lot # 95 Lot # 96
Matteo Trisolini Alic Trossman
The Artist Untitled (Wel Come)
Photograph mounted on Color print
museum plexiglass 20 in. x 26 in.
20 in. x 24 in. Value: $800
Value: $2,000 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
20. Lot # 97 Lot # 98
Kevin Truong Marc Van Cauwenbergh
Good Morning America Untitled(Black/Green/Ochre)
Print, ed. 1 Oil on linen
20 in. x 22 in. 20 in. x 15 in.
Value: $500 Value: $3,200
Courtesy of the Artist Courtesy of the Artist &
Kathleen Cullen Fine Arts
Lot # 99 Lot # 100
Rosario Varela Daniel Vennemann
Here ABSTRACTION # 10-211-1
Aqua oils on board Acrylic on canvas
24 in. x 16 in. 16 in. x 24 in.
Value: $500 Value: $2,000
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 101 Lot # 102
Eva Weiss Travis Williams
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST / LOIS Magenta & Green
WEAVER Chromogenic print
Glicee print 15 in. x 15 in.
12 in. x 12 in. Value: $500
Value: $500 Courtesy of the Artist
Courtesy of the Artist
Lot # 103 Lot # 104
Nick Yakimovich Marc Yankus
Chanel Soldier Upper West Side
Spray paint on album Print, ed. 13 of 15
Value: $300 17 in. x 11 in.
Courtesy of the Artist Value: 950
Courtesy of the Artist &
ClampArt
21.
22. Daniel Albert Daniel Albert is a 28 year-old native New Yorker. Daniel’s main goal in life is to be able to travel
around the world, enjoying lots of dining and creating lots of art throughout. His expressive
b. 1982 portraits attempt to capture extreme emotions and oftentimes speak of a darker side to human
nature. He has participated in various exhibitions in galleries throughout New York City since
2008.
www.danielalbert.net
Dan Alvarado Dan Alvarado was born in New York, NY, and raised in Middletown, NJ. In 2008, Alvarado
graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, concentrating his studies in painting and drawing,
b. 1985 but also finding a big interest in screen printing. Alvarado's artworks mostly focus on the content
of political satire, expressing his thoughts of the current cultural milieu. Alvarado also visually
experiments with color palettes and image content. Dan Alvarado has displayed his works in New
www.danalvarado.com York, California, Italy, Spain and Canada.
Ron Amato Ron Amato is the chairperson of the Photography Department of FIT. He has a BFA in
Photography from SVA and an MFA from LIU in New Media Art and Performance. Amato has had
b. 1961 a long career as a lifestyle editorial photographer. Amato also has an extensive exhibition history.
Both Amato's commercial work as well as his fine art work have centered around the male form
and issues of sexual orientation. In recent years Amato has designed visual media for live
www.ronamatophotography.com performance, working on such productions as Broadway's Grey Gardens and Lincoln Center's
choral production of Phillip Glass' The Juniper Tree.
Kalliope Amorphous Kalliope Amorphous is a model and visual artist best known for her work in conceptual self-
portraiture. Described as a "Jill Of All Trades" by Dazed And Confused magazine, Amorphous is
b. 1978 the model, stylist and photographer of all of her images. Using her own image as the protagonist
of her stories, Kalliope explores archetype, myth, gender, emotion and identity. She has an artistic
desire to work with concepts involving the subconscious, alienation, isolation, time, memory and
www.kalliopeamorphous.com transcendence. Her photographs have been published and exhibited throughout the United
States and internationally.
Paolo Arao Paolo Arao is a Brooklyn-based artist represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York, where he has
had three solo exhibitions. His work has been featured in group exhibitions in New York at The
Drawing Center, The Bronx Museum, Socrates Sculpture Park and also in
Los Angeles and London. He received his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1999
and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2000.
Scott Barnes Scott Barnes graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Journalism and a focus on
Photojournalism. He started a head shot photography business in 2005 and developed an interest
b. 1966 in fine art nudes around the same time. Since then, Scott has been mentored by well-known
contemporary photographers including Michael Alago, Jeremy Lucido, and Justin Violini. Scott
has exhibited fine art nudes in New York and Indianapolis, been published by Starrfucker
www.sbarnesphotography.com magazine, and been featured on the DNA magazine Manhunt Daily blogs. He has also published
a 2012 calendar of his photography of the male form, which currently has worldwide distribution.
Mark Beard Beard is unprecedented, but not singular. Beard’s talent is so overflowing that he needed to
channel himself into alter egos, inventing several personas to explore a variety of techniques. The
b. 1956 style of each of these artists is individual. He has at least five works in museum collections,
including the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s Anthenaeum, the Whitney, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He also has pieces at Princeton,
Harvard, and Yale Universities as well as more then 100 pieces in private collections.
Colleen Blackard Blackard’s art shares her experience of the universe. She builds up masses of ballpoint pen lines
to form drawings of light and shadow. With her series, For The Universe, Colleen brings into
b. 1987 question scale by juxtaposing the infinitely large and the infinitely small, whereas The Nature of
Ballpoint involves the viewer in the process by following the lines. Colleen received a BA from
Hampshire College where she concentrated on studio art. Born and raised in Texas, she currently
www.colleenblackard.carbonmade.com resides in Brooklyn, where she continues to create ballpoint pen drawings. Her work can often be
seen in shows around the city.
24. Gavin Bond Gavin Bond is one of the hottest celebrity photographers in the world. Mixing sex and smiles,
contemporary sass and good Hollywood glamour, popping colors and classy b+w, his imagery is
a deliciously toxic cocktail of conceptual ideas and engaging personality driven shots. The magic
comes form Bond’s special way of connecting with his subjects. From Jennifer Aniston to Jack
Black, U2 to Rihanna, they willingly submit to his process, giving Bond exactly what he needs for
his image. A graduate of London’s infamous St. Martin’s school of art, Bond continues shooting
backstage at the Golden Globes and recent campaigns include Sony Pictures, HBO, Sony Music
and Universal Pictures to name a few.
Jared Buckheister Jared Buckhiester was born in Dahlonega, GA, in 1977 and graduated from Pratt Institute, New
York, in 1999. He has had solo exhibitions at Envoy and Rare Gallery in New York, Thomas Rehbein
b. 1977 in Cologne, and Galerie du Jour in Paris. His work has been included in group shows in New York
at Feature Inc., Cheim and Read, Paul Kasmin Gallery, and John Connelly Presents, as well as in
exhibitions at Daniel Weinberg Gallery, Los Angeles, and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San
Francisco, among other venues. Buckhiester is currently finishing his MFA at Bard College in New
York.
Kathe Burkhart Kathe Burkhart is an interdisciplinary artist and writer. Her work has been widely exhibited
nationally and internationally, including the 1993 Venice Biennale, PS1 Contemporary Art
b. 1958 Center/MoMA, SMAK Museum, (Gent, Belgium), Brooklyn Museum, Weatherspoon Museum,
Neuberger Museum, Banff Centre for the Arts (Canada), FlashArt Museum, Galleria d' Arte
Moderna, Bologna (Italy) and the Groningen and Helmond Museums (Netherlands) among many
others. She has had solo exhibitions as well. The Liz Taylor Series originated the discourse of the
'Bad Girl' and has been ongoing since 1983.
Robert Camilleri Robert Camilleri was born and raised in Geneva, Switzerland. A graduate of Dartmouth College,
today Robert works in advertising and co-leads his company’s LGBT Advocacy Group. His work is
b. 1979 primarily featured in private collections. As part of his series "The Kiss,” the body of work represents
his first venture into capturing the human form while staying true to his love of monochromatic
shapes and shadows.
www.robertcamilleri.com
Davide Cantoni Davide Cantoni was born in Milan, Italy. Educated in London, he holds a BA in Fine Arts from the
Slade School (UCL) and also an MA (RCA) in Painting from the Royal College of Art. He has lived
b. 1965 and worked in NY since 1996, and has shown his work extensively in Europe and the US. Recent
shows include: "111" Blindarte Contemporanea, Naples Italy. “Fire Works” curated by Mary
Birmingham, Hunterdon Art Museum, NJ. “Where There’s Smoke” curated by Linda Griggs,
Hampden Gallery, UMASS,MA. His work is in many private and public collections including,
MOMA and OSRAM.
Justine Cooper As an interdisciplinary artist, Cooper renders each project in the way most befitting to her idea,
whether minimal, baroque, or hyper realist, she uses a variety of methods, including MRIs, large
format photography, video, animation, web or installation. While a polygamist when it comes to
aesthetics and mediums, she has continually been devoted to her inspiration from science and
medicine. Her work has been internationally recognized and exhibited and screened at venues
across the world. Cooper's artwork is held in public and private collections including the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Powerhouse Museum (Sydney), The Queensland Art Gallery and
the Australian Center for the Moving Image.
Brian Cyr Abstract artist Brian Cyr grew up in New England. Being brought up Catholic, he went to Catholic
school and was also an alter boy. He was outed by the United States Air Force for being gay and
b. 1970 has been on a mission to get his story and artwork out to the public to help end bullying and
discrimination. Brian has made multiple appearances on FOX, ABC and the Lisa Wexler Show. His
work has been showcased at James Harper Gallery in Florida and is now available at BC Salon in
www.briancyrart.com Morristown, NJ as well as the POSCHE Boutique in Wayne, NJ, as featured on Bravo's "Real
Housewives of New Jersey.”
Melanie Daniel Melanie Daniel was born in Victoria, British Columbia, and after studies in Canada completed her
BFA and MFA at Bezalel Academy, Israel. Her work combines Canadian imagery, personal history,
b. 1972 and a bravura approach to painting. Daniel received the 2009 Rappaport Prize for a Young
Israeli Artist, with a solo exhibition "Evergreen" at the Tel Aviv Museum in 2010. She has had solo
exhibitions at Angelika Knapper Gallery in Stockholm, Noga Gallery, Tel Aviv, Alon Segev Gallery,
Tel Aviv, and Grandforks Gallery, B.C., as well as group exhibitions. Her videos have been
screened in Kassel, Paris, Detroit, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
26. Mark DeMuro Mark DeMuro was born in Washington State, grew up in California, Michigan, Japan, Virginia,
Miami, and lives and works in New York as an artist and private art dealer. He has won the Dean's
b. 1952 Purchase Award from the University of Miami, and received the Ludwig K. Vogelstein Foundation
Grant for Painting. Collections include: U.S. State Department, Harvard University, Hess
Corporation, Systems Products International, Meier Inc, Komar Inc, Gracie Mansion, Jane Holzer,
Tim Forbes, Jerry Magnin, David Murdoch, Victoria Baden-Powell, Ezra Chowaiki, Ed Meisner, Bjorn
Ressle and Erin McKinnon, among several others. His inspiration for his painting was the lakeside
summer family home in New York.
Troy Dunham & Jeff Eason Jeff Eason of Wilson models has a degree in Photography from the CCS in Detroit. Upon
graduation he moved to New York and became the gay community’s premier nightlife and
b. 1976 event photographer, as well as a regular cover and feature photographer for both HX and Next
Magazines. Troy Dunham of troyboydesign, inc has a degree in Printmaking from Eastern
Michigan University. Former Creative Director of HX Magazine - he worked with Jeff to develop a
www.troyboydesign.com signature look for the magazine. He and Jeff still work closely on a wide variety of projects for
numerous clients.
Kelsey Ervi Kelsey Ervi, a born and raised Texan, just dove into the real world after graduating from Baylor
University and has been trying to find her stroke. While attending Baylor, where she received a
b. 1989 BFA in Theater Performance, she discovered a passion and love for photography. Kelsey's
professional work includes theater, head shot and performance photography as well as
weddings and family portraits. Beyond that, Kelsey aims to do exciting and innovative art, always
with an eagerness to spark creativity, conversation and questions in others.
Carl James Ferrero Carl James Ferrero was born in Vineland, NJ, and received his MFA from Brooklyn College. His
work has been exhibited in New York at Artists Space, Feature Inc., the Bronx Museum of the Arts,
b. 1969 and the Elizabeth Foundation Gallery, as well as at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Exile
Berlin, and many other venues in the United States and in Europe. He has been awarded
fellowships from the Millay Colony, the AIM program, and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts.
Ferrero’s artwork has been published in Drawings On Writing (J&L Books, 2008) and Mike Albo’s
novel The Underminer (Bloomsbury USA, 2005). He lives in Brooklyn.
Robert Flynt Robert Flynt’s work has been widely exhibited in the United States and abroad since 1980. It has
been shown in major museums, galleries and alternative spaces, as well as collaborative
b. 1956 performance and dance projects worldwide. His work is in the collection of the Museum of
Modern Art in New York, as well as the Metropolitan Museum, The International Center of
Photography (NY), and L.A. County Museum, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston , among many
www.robertflynt.com others. Flynt received fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, Light Work, the Mid-Atlantic Arts
Foundation, and recently the Bogliasco residency fellowship in Italy and Valparaiso in Spain.
Patrick B. Fream Patrick B. Fream was born in Point Pleasant, New Jersey. He attended Mason Gross School of the
Arts at Rutgers University where he received a degree in Visual Arts/Painting, and a minor in Art
b. 1982 History.
www.patrickbfream.blogspot.com
Lila Freeman Lila Freeman has a BFA in Fine Art /Drawing and an MS in Information and Library Science from
Pratt Institute. Her visual influences include Alice Neel, William Steig, Mark Rothko, Vincent Van
b. 1979 Gogh, Edouard Vuillard, and the early drawings of Andy Warhol. In 2009, Lila had a month-long
solo exhibition of her figure drawings at Spring Studio in Manhattan. She participated in Bushwick
Open Studios 2010 and currently has a show of portraits on display at Vic's Bagel Bar in Murray Hill.
www.lilafreeman.com
Gina Garan In 2000, This Is Blythe, the seminal photo book of and about the legendary fashion doll Blythe,
debuted. Since then it has sold over 200,000 copies, spawning a worldwide renaissance for the
b. 1964 doll and introducing the book’s author, photographer Gina Garan, to the world. Ms. Garan has
since published numerous other books of her work, including the popular Blythe Style (2005), and
Blythe Moment (2006) and Blythe Rhapsody (2007). Ms. Garan has also collaborated in the design
and production of several new dolls, including ginagirls, sold mainly in Japan, and Bendel’s Girls,
available at Christmas exclusively at New York department store Henri Bendel. Next fall she has
another doll photo book coming out called ‘Susie Says’ published by PowerHouse Books. Find out
28. gilf! gilf! is an up-and-coming Brooklyn-based female street artist working to create positive change.
Formally trained in fine arts, but completely self-taught as a stencil and street artist, she has been
b. 1981 featured in multiple galleries as well as many art magazines/blogs, such as hyperallergic, the
world according to g, brooklyn street art, and juxtapose.
www.gilfnyc.com
Tamar Hirschl Tamar Hirschl was born in Zagreb, Croatia. Hirschl has studied at Bezalel, Cooper Union, and the
School of Visual Arts. She holds an MA from Lesley College. Tamar Hirschl currently lives and works
b. 1939 in New York. Tamar has had recent solo exhibitions at Queens Museum of Art; the Mizel Museum;
the Philadelphia Art Alliance; the HUC-JIR Museum; the Zagreb Museum Center; and the
Mestrovic National Gallery. Group exhibitions include the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, arts
www.tamarhirschl.com Survey of Israeli Contemporary Art, and the 9th International Istanbul Biennial. Her work is in the
permanent collection of the Queens Museum of Art.
Adin David Hixon Adin David Hixon is an obsessive abstractionist. His works on paper are created from a meticulous
series of intermediate steps of smaller paintings that are transferred (almost like printing) onto a
larger painting. A former studio assistant to Philip Taaffe (another obsessive), Hixon is also an
admirer of the process of abstraction in the works of Louise Fishman, Bill Jensen, and Brice
Marden. And in all these painters, one finds meditations on nature’s abstract patterns; and for
Hixon as well, nature’s visual rhythms (undulating waves, ridges of mountains, or the bark of a
tree) are sources of inspiration and are at the root of his recent works of art. Intuitive
improvisation is also an undercurrent of the work not unlike that found in the modalities of
Itzik Iluz Born in Jerusalem, Iluz has lived in Israel for years, working as a developer of computer-
embedded products. Iluz was always attracted to the fascinating combinations and contrasts
b. 1954 between art and technology, between accuracy and creative spontaneity. He was attracted as
well to geometric shapes, the infinite world of shadows they create, and the not always
predictable relations created between objects. Since 2008, Iluz has focused on design and
www.iluz-light-sculptures.com sculpting with light used as raw material.
Todd Kelly Born in Niles, MI, Todd Kelly studied architecture for three years before taking up painting as a
career. Todd earned an MFA in 2000 at the School of Visual Arts and a B.A. in painting at
b. 1972 Anderson University, IN. Currently living and working in Brooklyn, Todd spent 2003 to 2006 in
London, where his work work was featured in the 2006 Jerwood Painters Exhibition, the National
Portrait Gallery and many group shows around London. Todd's first solo show in NY opened May
www.asyageisberggallery.com 2011 at Asya Geisberg Gallery.
Mikael Kenney Mikael Kennedy is a photographer living and working in New York City. He is the author of the
internationally acclaimed Polaroid travel blog: Passport to Trespass. His Polaroid work is
b. 1979 represented by the Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art Gallery of New York City. Kennedy's Polaroid's were
recently the subject of a solo show at the historic Chelsea Hotel in New York City and were shown
at the International Polaroid Symposium in Cardiff, Wales where he was invited as a guest
lecturer. Kennedy's photographs have appeared in Nylon, Dazed & Confused, Blown (UK),
Cosmoplotian, WWD, and GQ.com.
Justin Kim Justin Kim’s work combines the grand tradition of figure painting with a modern sensibility. In
addition to figures, Mr. Kim works on miniature collages, combining American landscapes with
b. 1971 forms and figures from the old masters. His work generates tension between artifice and reality
without sacrificing more traditional painting structures. Born in Hartford in 1971, Mr. Kim received
a B.A. from Yale and an MFA from the American University in Washington, D.C. He interned with
www.justinkim71.blogspot.com the artist David Hockney, has taught at Yale and Dartmouth, and from 2007 - 2010 worked as
professor and dean at Deep Springs College in CA.
Robert Kitchen The late Robert Kitchen’s talent has been recognized worldwide. He has participated in
numerous group and solo exhibitions all over the world, including over twenty shows in New York
b. 1949 as well as shows in Japan and Sweden.
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30. Hein Koh Hein Koh is a New York City-based artist, who received two BAs from Dartmouth College, in Studio
Art and Psychology, and an MFA in Painting from Yale University. Her awards include the
b. 1976 Wolfenden Fine Arts Prize, Carol Schlosberg Memorial Award, and the Mid-Atlantic Foundation
Artists and Communities Grant. Most recently, she was selected for the Bronx Museum Artists in
the Marketplace program in 2011, and her work was included in "Bronx Calling," the first AIM
www.heinkoh.com biennial curated by Jose Ruiz and Wayne Northcross. Her work has generated press in The New
York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Brooklyn Rail.
Kinke Kooi Kinke Kooi was born in Leeuwarden, Netherlands in 1961 and studied at the Academy for the
Visual Arts, Arnhem. She has had solo exhibitions at Feature Inc., New York, De Praktijk,
b. 1961 Amsterdam, and the Museum voor Moderne Kunst, Arnhem, among other venues, and her work
has been included in numerous group shows in the United States and Europe, including “Rebelle:
Art and Feminism 1969–2009,” Museum voor Moderne Kunst, Arnhem (2009); “Don’t Let the Boys
Win,” Mills College Art Museum, Oakland, CA (2007); and “The Nude in Contemporary Art,”
Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, CT (1999). Kooi lives and works in Arnhem.
Katie Koti Katie Koti grew up in Greenfield Massachusetts. Her work to date has focused on identity, desire,
and embodiment, often using landscape to explore visceral connections between bodies,
b. 1979 culture and nature. Koti is a member of the Yale MFA Photography class of 2012. She earned a
BFA in Photography and Graphic Design (2010) at the Rhode Island School of Design. Before
attending RISD, Koti graduated with Honors from Greenfield Community College, Massachusetts,
www.katiekoti.com where she studied Liberal and Media Arts. Koti shoots with an Ebony 4x5 field camera.
Scooter LaForge Scooter Laforge earned a painting degree at the University of Arizona before receiving a
fellowship to Cooper Union School of Art. His projects have been showcased at numerous
b. 1971 galleries around the Big Apple, such as Exit Art, Wooster Projects White Columns, Feature Inc. and
Bucheon to name a few. Scooter has been selected to feature his work in the London Biennale
opening at the Christopher Henry Gallery. Currently, Scooter LaForge resides in the East Village
and works from his painting studio in Chinatown.
Joe Lamattina Joe LaMattina’s figurative paintings narrate the journey into the concept of imagination,
exploring the creative process through mixed media. A recently retired art educator of thirty five
b. 1953 years, this artist has preserved a focus on the exploration of the creative mind by teaching others
and pushing the boundaries of his own working practice. His works are intuitive, usually starting
with graphite drawings and mark-making on the support, and continuing with the artist both
building up and tearing down layers of visual information. Joe LaMattina lives and works in
Hackensack, NJ.
Jamaes Lambo James Lambo was born in Peekskill, NY and grew up in Putnam Valley. He attended Pratt-
Manhattan Center where he majored in graphic design. It’s the interpretation of life into its
b. 1958 graphic form that excite and inspire him in his work. His process starts with a collage in the likeness
of his subject, he interprets each line and form in a way that will lend itself to the serigraph
printing process, the end result being a unique look and feel for the subject. James currently lives
and works in Westchester NY.
Donald Lambo Donald Lambo was born in Amsterdam, NY, and attended Pratt Institute during the 1940s. Don
was an adventurer who traveled with his family throughout the United States and Canada on
b. 1921 painting trips. After a stint with commercial illustration he became a full-time watercolorist for the
d. 2008 last 40 years of his life traveling to art shows up and down the Eastern seaboard.
Rob Lang Rob Lang was born in New York. Lang is a graduate of the Masters Program for fine art
photography at New York University/International Center of Photography. He currently lives in
b. 1960 both Santa Fe and New York.
www.roblangphotography.com
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32. James Lecce James Lecce was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. He received his MFA in painting from Pratt
Institute. He began exhibiting his work in the mid 1990s in galleries and museums throughout the
U.S. and will have his fifth solo show at McKenzie Fine Art in Chelsea in May, 2012.
Annie Leibovitz Annie Leibovitz’s large and distinguished body of work encompasses some of the most well-
known portraits of our time. Leibovitz was born on October 2, 1949, in Waterbury, Connecticut.
b. 1949 Her father was an officer in the Air Force and her childhood was spent on a succession of military
bases. She began her career as a photojournalist for Rolling Stone in 1970, while she was still a
student at the San Francisco Art Institute. Her pictures have appeared regularly on magazine
covers ever since.
Jamie Leo A creative who writes, observes and designs, Jamie is an Albee Fellow in writing and was a
designer of B'way's RENT as well as many legendary downtown productions. His interdisciplinary
b. 1954 background leads to published works, award-winning video/theatrical design, art installations, as
well as activism in AIDS and other social justice causes. He is a frequent collaborator, adjudicator
and evangelist in new media communities. Jamie’s digital illustrations are a regular feature on
www.jamieleo.com Ecocentricblog.org.
David Gary Lloyd David Gary Lloyd was born winter of December ‘85. As a child he enjoyed exploring his inner
playground by daydreaming and expressing those visions onto ruled paper. A mechanical pencil
b. 1985 was and will always be his preferred method of release. David currently resides in Miami where
he manages a successful photography studio. Balancing his commercial work and fine art
continually challenge his perspectives and opportunities for his work to evolve.
davidgarylloyd.com
Marc Lodovico As a long time resident of Manhattan, Marc Lodovico’s photography always depicts his urban
surroundings. Lodovico has donated a print to GLAAD’s OUTAuction for the past six years, and
b. 1961 currently resides in Palm Springs, CA.
Zachori Logan Zachari Logan has exhibited his work widely in both Canada and internationally and has been
featured and reviewed in many international publications. In his current body of work he
investigates stereotypic masculine representation in contemporary society. As catalyst, he utilizes
his own body exclusively, engaging both epic-scale and stylistically-historic technique. His
forthcoming book Portraits Without Pants: The Art of Zachari Logan will be presented by Sternthal
Publications. He is currently exhibited in Trauma & Other Stories at Daniel Cooney Fine Art."
Frank Louis A self-taught New York native with a degree in computer science, Frank Louis enjoys the
convergence of both his passions: photography and technology. Louis is working on his second
b. 1965 book with the provisional title “Southern Exposure” and the forthcoming “Men of beauty
Magazine.” His work has been featured in and on the cover of several magazines including
Instinct, reFRESH, Manner, and DNA, and has been shown in various galleries throughout the U.S.
www.franklouis.com His photographs are inspired by fashion, beauty, pop music, and dance, as well as artists Robert
Mapplethorpe, Herb Ritts, and Greg Gorman
Steven Menendez Steven Menendez was destined for fashion. Born and raised in Miami Florida, he was drawn to
fashion photography since early childhood. At a young age, he began styling his wardrobe from
b. 1968 head to toe and directing his own photo shoots. He attended the International Center of
Photography in New York in 2001 and has exhibited at the Barbara Levy gallery in Fire Island in
2007. His work has also been published in Desert Living, Magpie Darling, Time Out and Next
www.stevenmenendez.com magazines.
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34. Emmy Mikelson Emmy Mikelson is an artist and curator based in Brooklyn. Her work has been exhibited at Jack
Tilton Gallery, NY; the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP), Brooklyn, NY; Paul
b. 1982 Robeson Galleries, Rutgers University, NJ; DiVA Fair Miami and the Bridge Art Fair, London. She has
curated for the James Gallery at the CUNY Graduate Center; the lower east side gallery, NY
Studio Gallery; as well as assisting with the exhibition and publication for the James Frazer Stirling
www.emmymikelson.com retrospective at the Yale Center for British Art. She currently teaches in the Art Department at
Pace University.
MJ Miller Miller’s work focuses on women, intimacy and sex, exploring the female gender's relationship with
sex and the restrictions women still face within society to be truly liberated without being
b. 1979 exploited or judged. In 2011, her clean living project won top 50 with 3rd Wards Open Call.
www.m-j-miller.com
Slava Mogutin Siberian-born artist and writer Slava Mogutin was exiled from Russia for his queer writings and
activism at the age of 21. In 1995, he was granted political asylum in the U.S. with the support of
b. 1974 Amnesty International and PEN American Center. Mogutin is the author of two hardcover
monographs of photography, Lost Boys and NYC Go-Go, and seven books of writings published
in Russian. He’s the winner of the prestigious Andrei Bely Prize for poetry (2000). In the past
decade, Mogutin’s photography, video and multimedia work have been exhibited
internationally, including MoMA PS 1 and Museum of Art and Designs.
Eva Mueller Eva Mueller was born and raised in Germany. Eva transitioned from art direction into
photography when she moved to New York. Her trademarks are stark minimal images with a dark
b. 1969 humorous twist. Quirky portraits, nudes and projections on the naked body are the center pieces
of her work. Eva has shot for most major record labels in the U.S. and UK, her editorial work has
appeared in magazines such as 125 Magazine, GQ, Vorne. Her fine art work has been exhibited
www.evamueller.com in galleries throughout the U.S., in London and Germany. Eva lives and works in New York City.
Frank Mullaney Frank Mullaney is a photographer who divides his time between New York City and his home in
the Catskills that he shares with his partner. He studied at The International School of Photography
b. 1957 with many gifted artists including Amy Arbus and Billy Cunningham. His work has been shown in
New York, Los Angeles, Provincetown and the Catskills. He was the featured cover photographer
for The Guide magazine before its untimely demise in August 2010. He currently has a solo
www.frankmullaneyphotography.com exhibition, "real/unreal" at The CAS Arts Center in Livingston Manor, NY.
Kenneth Nadel New York-based artist, Kenneth Nadel makes time to draw in addition to being an editorial art
director and graphic designer. He has exhibited work in "unfinished business," a solo exhibition, as
well as in group shows at The Leslie Lohman Gallery and The Center in NYC, and The Fire Island
Pines Biennial 2009 and 2011. It has been his honor to be part of GLAAD's New York OUTAuction
every year since its inception.
www.kennethnadel.com
Math-You Namie Math-You Namie’s hand-painted portraits have been in demand in the art world for the past five
years. His paintings resonate strongly with distinct collectors in diverse environments. A graduate
b. 1979 of Hunter College and originally from Charleston, South Carolina, Math-You currently resides in
New York City. Math-You is available for private commission and portraiture.
www.math-younamie.com
Ann Marie Napoli Ann Marie grew up in Brooklyn in a very creative environment. Recognized as a natural artist
earlier in life, her family encouraged this path from the moment she picked up a crayon. A
b. 1975 graduate of Fashion Institute of Technology with a BFA in Illustration, Ann Marie has studied
renaissance art in Florence, Italy during her college career. Her work has won awards, been
published and gained recognition from a variety of shows and exhibitions in the tri-state area.
www.artworkbyme.weebly.com Recently she illustrated a children's book to be published for worldwide distribution this year.
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36. Dominic Nurre Dominic Nurre was born in Mankato, MN and received a MFA in Sculpture from Hunter College.
He has participated in group shows at Gavin Brown's Enterprise, Anna Kustera, West Street
b. 1980 Gallery, fordProjects, and Team. Most notably, he was included in Greater New York 2010 at
MoMA PS1 and recently presented his first solo exhibition at Terrence Koh's Asia Song Society.
Nurre happily lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
www.dominicnurre.com
Stephen Olivier After studying printmaking and painting under his father's tutelage, Olivier studied photography
at the Massachusetts College of Art. In 2000 he moved to Brooklyn where he paints and raises
b. 1970 two little girls with his partner of 18 years / husband of 7 years. He has exhibited his work in NYC,
Boston, Atlanta, Provincetown, Miami, Tokyo, London, and Berlin.
www.olivierstudios.com
Debi Oulu Debi Oulu is an international multi-disciplinary artist. Born in the United States, Debi received her
BA in Communications from UCSD. Debi moved to Israel and began working as a 3-D animator.
b. 1965 She continued her art studies, first under the direction of artist Yehezkel Cohen, and then at the
Midrasha Art School in Israel, and afterwards under the tutelage of Professor Harry Lee Anderson.
In the past year alone she has participated in over 10 art exhibits in sculpture, video,
www.debioulu.com performance art and installation art. Her work has been exhibited in Israel, Italy, Seattle, New
York, Los Angles, and San Francisco.
John Paradiso John Paradiso earned his BFA from S.U.N.Y Purchase and his MFA from S.U.N.Y Buffalo. He works in
mixed media and describes his work as metaphorical and based upon such issues as identity,
b.1962 sexuality, health, and love. He has work in the National Picture Collection at the Library of
Congress, AIDS Portfolio, The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction and
private collections. John has served as an educator and caregiver in the HIV/AIDS community
www.john-paradiso.com for over 20 years, developing educational programs and providing pier-based counseling for gay
men. He currently manages the Gateway Arts Center in Brentwood, MD.
Eric Parnes Eric Parnes was born in the West with immediate family roots in Iran, his vision reflects one’s
internal struggle to define identity and can be traced to early childhood experiences. As a
b. 1979 conceptual artist, the catharsis of creation has compelled him to examine and portray the
perceived differences and similarities of the world he was born in as well as the echoes of the
eras of his forefathers, allowing him to concentrate on crafting a series of works that revise and
www.eric-parnes.com explore one’s understanding of “The Orient.”
Troy Phillips & Akimitsu Sadoi With a background in counseling psychology and design, Troy Phillips, a native of Oklahoma,
found a passion for photography as a teen. His love for photography grew while living and
b. 1965 studying in Japan before settling in New York City in the early 1990s. Phillips debuted his
b. 1966 professional photography career in 2005 with a fine-art portrait exhibition in New York City at the
prestigious National Arts Club. Additional exhibitions continued in Osaka, Tokyo, Toronto, NYC
www.troyphillipsphotography.com and Brooklyn.
Haq Qureshi New York-based artist and graphic designer, Haq Qureshi, is a graduate from The School of Visual
Arts. While art directing for a small design firm, he finds time to continue his artistic endeavors in
b. 1980 photography and sculpture. His love for world travel has become his means of seeking
knowledge, which he narrates through storytelling in his photography. A few of his more recent
forays into photography include character-defining studio portrait work.
www.photos.haqart.com
Benjie Randall Benjie Randall was born in El Segundo, CA. He received his BFA from The Boston Conservatory.
More than a visual artist, he is a theater actor and singer/songwriter. Desiring to be a voice for the
b. 1979 gay community, he spent the last year writing, producing, and recording his debut self-titled
album, now available on iTunes.
www.benjierandall.com
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38. William Reue William Reue is an artist and architect with a practice in New York City. His paintings, drawings,
and photographs explore metrics of the human body. His most recent work draws inspiration from
b. 1971 seemingly mundane building elements whose beauty is born of utility.
www.wreue.com
Barbara Reynolds Reynolds was born in Port Antonio, Jamaica, on Valentine's Day. While too young to attend, she
won a scholarship to attend an American art school at the age of 10. The scholarship was
b. 1943 deferred until she was old enough, but she did not attend as she went on to attend finishing
school in England and then to Paris to continue her art studies. While studying painting and
graphic design at L'Academie Charpentier, known also as L'Ecole Nationale Superieure aux Arts
Decoratif, Reynolds had the rare opportunity to meet Pablo Picasso.
David Rios Ferreira David Rios Ferreira was born in Bronx, NY and received his BFA at The Cooper Union. He has
exhibited in galleries and museums in the U.S. and abroad, including CoCA Seattle, Islip Art
b. 1982 Museum, and Kunstraum Richard Sorge Gallery in Berlin. He is a member of The Drawing Center
Viewing Program and was invited to show at ‘06 Berliner Kunstsalon Art Fair. Most recently, he
participated in ART LIVE 2011 at CATM Gallery in New York and was recently awarded the Key
www.davidriosart.com holder Residency at the Lower East Side Printshop.
Homo Riot Homo Riot's work is an emblem of pride and strength in the gay community. In September 2011,
he launched the Global Homo Riot, recruiting help from supporters in nearly 200 cities across the
b. 1970 globe. The Riot gave people the opportunity to paste and stencil gay imagery in their own
communities. Homo Riot continues using street art as his platform to communicate to the gay
and straight communities, engendering pride, exposing sexual-social hypocrisy and combating
www.homoriot.com homophobia. In addition, his work is seen in galleries and he consistently pushes the boundaries
of his own art by exploring the deeper implications of sexuality.
Lisa Ross Lisa Ross is a Brooklyn-born photographer, video artist and educator. She has a solo exhibition
now at Asya Geisberg Gallery and in the past at Daneyal Mahmood, Kashya Hildebrand (Zurich)
b. 1964 and Nelson Hancock Gallery. Her work was included in Rencontres D’Arles, France and group
exhibitions at Bellwether, Murray Guy, Bronx Museum among others. Ross is a Bronx Museum AIM
29 artist, and a recipient of the Hayward Prize, 2001. She has had multiple reviews in The New York
Times, New Yorker and New York Magazine. In 2012, Ross will have a solo exhibition at the Rubin
Museum of Art. Ross received an MFA from Columbia.
Mike Ruiz Few do cool so hot; even fewer capture the glamorous inner sinner imagination of today’s
extravagant enigmas than New York-based, high-octane celebrity and fashion photographer
and director Mike Ruiz. His work has appeared in Vanity Fair, Conde Nast Traveler, Interview,
Italian Elle, and Spanish and Brazilian Vogue. Mike has contributed to D & G’s “Hollywood” book
and has released a solo show at the prestigious Leslie Lohman Gallery. As founding partner of Elite
L.A. photography complex Miauhaus Studios, Mike can currently be seen on LOGO’s “A-List NY.”
Christopher Russell Inspired by visits to Henry Mercer's Fonthill in Bucks County, PA, Christopher Russell began
producing architectural ceramics in 1991. His custom tile projects have been featured in The New
York Times, New York Newsday, Food & Wine, and Tile and Stone. His sculptural ceramics have
been exhibited at the Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY; the Clay Center, Philadelphia, PA;
and Greenwich House Pottery, New York, NY. Christopher Russell received his Bachelor of Arts
degree from Wesleyan University in 1983. He lives and works in New York City.
H. Samarel H. Samarel, born and raised in Israel, graduate of Bezalel Academy. Samarel's erotic artworks
appears in 3 volumes of the book "The World's Greatest Erotic Art of Today.” In 2001, he created
b. 1958 www.samarelart.com to share his erotic works with the world. It has since grown to include an
adult webzine, featuring some of today’s most talented erotic writers, and is one of the largest
erotic art sites on the web. Samarel participated in several exhibitions in USA between the years
www.samarelart.com 2001 - 2010. As an erotic artist living in Israel, his main activity is his website.
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40. Scott Sanders Scott Sanders grew up on the west coast of central Florida. After receiving a BFA in studio art from
Florida State University, he relocated to DUMBO Brooklyn in 1996 and became involved with the
b. 1970 local art scene, which included working with Joy Glidden on the first annual Dumbo Arts Festival
and Christo & Jeanne-Claude on the "Gates" project in Central Park. As a painter, he has shown
throughout New York City and cherishes the rich history of the New York art scene. Considered a
www.scottsandesart.com surrealist, his work is a combination of abstract expressionism, symbolism and traditionalism.
Santiago Born in Mexico D.F., raised in Los Angeles and now living and based in Chelsea, Santiago creates
iconic images that are charged with elegance and beauty.
Originally a costume designer and fashion stylist, his distinct fashion styling has graced the pages
of Vogue, Vanity Fair, In Style and The New York Times Magazine. He also served on Broadway as
a wardrobe consultant for the musical Chicago and as costume designer for John Leguizamo for
his Broadway productions, as well as with Cheech Marin on his Broadway directorial debut.
Libby Saylor Libby Saylor was born in Pennsylvania, and attended the University of the Arts in Philadelphia
where she received a BFA in photography in 2002. Libby has had solo shows at the Philadelphia
b. 1979 Art Alliance in 2006 and at Inliquid Solo Exhibition Series in Philadelphia in 2004. She has exhibited
widely in Philadelphia and New York, as well as in Las Vegas, NV, Washington, DC, Ft. Collins, CO,
and Rome, Italy. Libby works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and lives in New York City.
www.libbysaylor.com
Wade Schaming Wade Schaming was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Educated at University of Pittsburgh (BA,
Film Studies, Studio Arts, 2006) and School of Visual Arts (MFA Fine Arts, 2010), Schaming currently
b. 1984 lives and works in New York City. His submission to OUTAuction 2011 can be seen in the
publication CRUSHFanzine, Auxiliary Issue #2 Secret Crush.
www.wadeschaming.com
Nikki Sclair Nikki Sclair, of Merrick, NY, graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BFA from the Fashion Institute of
Technology. She recieved her MA at Hofstra in Comparative Arts & Culture, and has had
b. 1983 experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Hispanic Society, and the Nassau Museum,
involved in archiving, conservation, and education. Currently working in the specialized field of
art transport, her preferred mediums are paint, found object/mixed media sculpture,
www.nikkisclair.weebly.com photography and photolithography. She has previously exhibited at The Lobby Gallery, The Cup,
and P.A.C.E. Gallery, among others.
Shungaboy SHUNGABOY is a gay male visual artist whose work focuses on the male figure and faces. He
paints at several drawing groups in the city and occasionally in Los Angeles. He graduated from
b. 1960 Cornell University with a degree in architecture and worked for various international firms before
embarking on his current painting career. He resides in NYC.
www.shungaboy.com
Bradford Shellhammer Bradford Shellhammer is a New York Times featured decorator, Parsons-trained fashion designer,
and old school blogger. He's co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Fab.com. He created the
b. 1976 gay blog Queerty (where he won a Bloggie) and has launched retail businesses for Blu Dot and
Design Within Reach, where he also co-founded and wrote their Design Notes blog. He is a
contributor to Dwell and has kept a personal blog for over a decade. He lives in New York City.
www.bradfordshellhammer.com He owns 137 pairs of shoes and has a weakness for paisley, Paul Smith, and Scandinavian electro-
pop.
Kelsey Shwetz Kelsey Shwetz is a practicing Canadian visual artist. Her work explores contemporary ideas about
the body, visually navigating through the social contexts that modify them. Specifically, she
b. 1986 addresses how social norms govern or else subvert beauty, sexuality, androgyny, fertility, and
decay. Shwetz encourages the viewer to embrace progression and new identifications, while
engaging them in the aesthetic pleasure of the present tense. Shwetz holds a Bachelors degree
in Psychology with a minor in Painting from the University of Manitoba. Her work has appeared in
collective and solo exhibitions nationally and internationally.
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