

The Glass Enlightenment
Environmental photographic installation by Michael Hanna. The Glass Enlightenment is a site-specific temporary installation which occurred in the middle of a forest, specifically Sawmill Trail in Brick Township, New Jersey. With a basis in institutional criticism, the installation questions social constructs such as status and power or the relevancy of institutions. The glass specifically is laid upon the open forest to create direct symbolism to nature. Glass can be made to


Artashes Sardarian
Artashes Sardarian is a ceramicist, installation artist, and painter who has exhibited across Europe in France, Switzerland, and Russia....


Christoph Schrein
Christoph Schrein is a contemporary painter and draftsman who has exhibited in New York, San Francisco, and Melbourne with a private...























































































































