Young Artists 2018
Functioning at times as incubator, dinner table, escape route, desk, bedroom, lab, the studio is a sacred space, one that we chose to focus on for our third annual young artists list. Our imperative led us to seek out individuals upending traditional resource and revenue streams in order to create room for new ideas to grow. We were surprised to discover that not only are young artists charting new paths and repairing old ones, but helping each other do the same. The studio is no longer a haven for the individual but a hinge that serves to open the doors to others. Here, a look into the studios of 30 young artists leading by example.
Trisha Baga Resists Authority with Humor
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Jordan Kasey Branches into the Architectural
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Sara Cwynar Investigates our Inability to Be Original
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Diedrick Brackens Deals in the Composite of Past and Present
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Christina Quarles Upends History with the Brush
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Artist Hayley Martell Seeks Healing for Herself and Others
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Desire and Repulsion with Ser Serpas
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Raque Ford Embraces the Unconscious
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Hugh Hayden Uses the Home as an Entry Point for Undermining American Tropes
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Will Sheldon's World Crosses from Canvas to Skin
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