Jaee Tee (b. Malaysia) is a visual artist whose dreamlike abstractionsrespond to a world in constant flux, revealing the tension between humanpresence and forces larger than oneself. Her work evokes spatial depthand atmospheric qualities of misty horizons, flowing water, wind,…Continue readingJaee Tee
Category: Artists
Term: February – May @annabelruck Born in London and identifying as German-Irish, Annabel O’Hara is an emerging artist whose practice centres on vulnerability, embodiment, and subconscious expression, working through a hybrid of drawing and writing that embraces immediacy and ambiguity.Her…Continue readingAnnabel O’Hara
Term: February – May @strumka_540 Daniela Ponomarevová (*1998, Moravská Třebová) is a visual artist and drawer whose work combines drawing, painting, objects, installation, and text. She employs original, post-conceptual approaches, including analyses and assembly instructions for individual works. Since 2024,…Continue readingDaniela Ponomarevová
Term: February – May @art.maria.samuelson My current work uses bra-making materials to reform and recontextualize the aesthetics of these materials and their inherent assumptions. These materials are heavily associated with “unmentionables,” garments which are intimate and usually unseen, worn under…Continue readingMaria Samuelson
Term: February – May Owen Brown was born in Chicago, trained as a classical musician, took his first art class at 23, and much of what he’s wanted to do since then has been paint. Brown holds degrees from Yale…Continue readingOwen Brown
Term: November ’25 – January ’26 @illimanidelosandes “I work from memory as a living territory. My artistic practice intertwines the traces of northern Nicaragua with Mesoamerican roots that still breathe through songs, bodies, and mountains. From displacement, motherhood, and spirituality,…Continue readingIllimani de los Andes
Term: November ’25 – January ’26 @wikkelspies_ Nolwazi Mbali Mahlangu is a context creator, poetic pedagogist, and perfecter of play. She is a published performance poet, storyteller, writer, actor, creative research assistant, slam judge, applied drama and theatre facilitator, playback…Continue readingNolwazi Mbali Mahlangu
Term: November ’25 – January ’26 @hettie_lillie Lilian Munuo is a self-taught multidisciplinary visual artist from Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Her work draws from personal experience, using art as both expression and resistance. Working with strings, nails, and acrylics in mixed media…Continue readingLilian Munuo
Term: October ’25 – January ’26 @la_maryposa_111 Mars Rodriguez is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in New York City, with roots reaching to Nicaragua and El Salvador. She works across whatever medium is shouting at her loudest: sculpture, performance,…Continue readingMars Rodriguez
Term: July ’25 – January 26′ @oswhr Hal Osawa (Tokyo, 1997) “At first glance, this series, Onomatopoeia, might appear to be abstract paintings. However, they are depictions of images created through incidental printing. The draft for this series was created…Continue readingHal Osawa










