The photography of Haracio Salinas - 10 x 10 portraits

Onawa - The painting of Michael Shapcott

Showcased here is some of the gallery work of Dan Witz. He is also active in the realm of street art and has been since the 1970's. You can read all about it in his new book..

Kalina became an internet phenomenon with his video everyday, which has been viewed over 8 million times, making it one of the most popular videos on the internet. Introduced in the Summer of 2006, the video quickly developed into an art world hit and a pop culture phenomenon...

The Gay 90’s: Old Tyme Art Show featuring the work of Mark Ryden opened on April 29th at Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York City and runs through June 5th. If you're in NYC, this exhibition is not to be missed. Ryden's beautiful works framed in immaculate hand carved wood invite a good look and promptly challenge with rich symbolism...

Dystopia - the photography of Jamie Baldridge

Michael Massaia is one of an ever-shrinking group of photographers who still strictly use old-school methods. In our modern, digital, quick-fix world, it's refreshing to come across a photographer with a honed process and an abundance of patience and skill.

For Afterlife, Michael used 11"x14", 8"x10" and 4"x5" view cameras coupled with traditional black and white film...

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For Chinatown Nights, Michael used 11"x14", 8"x10" and 4"x5" view cameras coupled with traditional black and white film to capture the highest possible resolution and dynamic range. After the image has been captured and the film developed, Michael hand-makes Platinum/Palladium prints utilizing a unique damp processing technique he developed.

Kinsey's work captures the universal essence of the human condition mainly through an energetic portrayal of urban figures. Working spontaneously, and utilizing a range of mediums, he constructs multi-layered, textured environments easily likened to the complexities of contemporary life...

Nightscapes - Anthony Kurtz examines darkness in nature and displays his skill with this series of long exposures.