Muchuan is an experimental installation and graphic-based artist who has exhibited in London, Bristol in the UK, Paris, Venice, and Zhuhai, China. She is a graduate from the Royal College of Art, widely considered to be the finest art school in the world. Ranging from assembled toy-like neon labyrinths, over-stimulating glitter memes, symbolic glass coffins, and commodity-based constructs appearing like structures of candy, the works of Muchuan are based on concepts of subver

Written by Adriana Zofia Zimnowoda, PhD. Neon works evoke unease and cognitive dissonance in me. Perhaps this is inherent in their nature. They attract and repel. Made of glass tubing, wires, and gas, they are both material and immaterial, beckoning with a phantom presence. They are ambiguous, like the dim glow of a streetlamp in a run-down neighborhood. Vivid neon is one of Agnieszka Piotrowska’s preferred media. Functioning independently or interacting with installations,

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Mark Oberndorf is a realist painter and recipient of an individual artist fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. He...

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