Whitney Hubbs
Whitney Hubbs (b. 1977 in Los Angeles, CA) is a photographer working and living in Alfred, NY. She received her BFA in photography from CCA and her MFA in photography with UCLA. Her recent photographs are self-portraits performing ideas of the abject. Hubbs has participated in artist run spaces, commercial galleries, and museum exhibitons throughout the country. Her first book, Woman In Motion, was published in 2017 with Hesse Press. She is represented with M+B Gallery in Los Angeles and SITUATIONS Gallery in NYC. Her upcoming book with SPBH Editions will be published in 2021. She is presently an Assistant Professor of Photography at Alfred University and is learning to play the guitar.
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Whitney Hubbs / from the series, Animal, Hole, Selfie / 2020 / 4" x 5" / the work was shown in NYC at SITUATIONS Gallery
Kate Klingbeil
Kate Klingbeil, Gaia, acrylic, watercolor, flashe, sand, pumice, oil stick on canvas, 2020, 24 x 30", from my solo exhibition "Burrowed" curated by Field Projects at SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2020
KATE KLINGBEIL (b. 1990) is multidisciplinary artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY, and originally hailing from across the midwest. Her work in paint, sculpture and animation looks to reflect an ever-changing cycle of the human landscape, and what it feels like to exist in a body that is constantly negotiating a relationship with joy, humor, melancholy and movement. She has had solo exhibitions at Spring/Break Art Show in NYC (Burrowed, curated by Field Projects in March 2020), Crush Curatorial in NYC (‘Thick’ in 2017), and Hashimoto Contemporary in San Francisco (‘Pith’ in 2018). Select two-person and group exhibitions include Monya Rowe Gallery, NYC (duo exhibition ‘On The Inside’ with Rebecca Ness in 2019), Nevven gallery, Gothenburg, Sweden (group exhibition 'Artifacts' in 2019), Situations, NYC (group exhibition ‘Fresh Fruit’ in 2019), Paul Kasmin Gallery, NYC (group exhibition 'Seed' curated by Yvonne Force in 2018), The Hole, NYC (group exhibition 'Clay Today' in 2018), and Andrew Rafacz Gallery, (group exhibition 'Figured Out!' in 2017). Kate has attended residencies at Acre, WI (2016), Art Farm, NE (2019) and The Corporation of Yaddo, NY (2019). Kate received a BFA in Printmaking from California College of the Arts in Oakland, CA in 2012.
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Kate Klingbeil, Leaf Season, acrylic, watercolor, flashe, sand, pumice, oil stick, oil on canvas, 2020, 111 x 65.5", From my solo exhibition "Burrowed" curated by Field Projects at SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2020.
Laura Lappi
aura Lappi Umbra VIII Wall sculpture, charred oak, walnut and pine, plywood. 2019. 54 x 72 x 3 inch. Umbra focuses on the deepest details found in dark shadows. The wall sculptures are abstracted segments of various architectural structures based on existing locations and places from my memory. Irregular pentagons, triangles, trapezoids and circles intersect in ways that give structural integrity to the sculptures while creating a hypnotic visual rhythm. The charred material itself has agency. The passage of time, loss and remembrance are encompassed within this blackened material that has been transformed through the act of burning.
