Frank Wang
Maya Man
Maya Man (b. 1996) is a New York-based artist focused on contemporary identity culture on the internet.
Yehwan Song
Yehwan Song (b. 1995, Suwon, South Korea) is a web artist based in New York, NY. She received her BA from the School of Art at Hongik University, Seoul, in 2020. Song’s practice explores non-user-centric and independently structured internet spaces, examining the discomfort and disorientation experienced by marginalized users within systems of technological “user-friendliness.”
Aiza Ahmed
Aiza Ahmed (b. 1997, Lahore, Pakistan) is an interdisciplinary artist based in New York City. She received her BFA from Cornell University and MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her recent presentations including a solo booth at SPRING/BREAK Art Show, a two-person exhibition at Twelve Gates Arts, and a three-person show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington. Additional group exhibitions include the RISD Museum, The FLAG Art Foundation, Rajiv Menon Contemporary, and VM Art Gallery in Karachi, Pakistan, among others. She is currently artist-in-residence at Silver Art Projects, New York, NY, and The Arts Intensive Study Program led by Wael Shawky at Fire Station, Doha, Qatar.
Ziyang Wu
Artist Ziyang Wu discusses connecting across time, species, and systems through art and examines how current technologies affect politics, societies, and the relationships between systems.
Kenneth Tam
Farah Al Qasimi
Farah Al Qasimi (b. 1991, Abu Dhabi) makes photographs, films, and music. Often working with large-scale vinyl imagery and a multiplicity of photographic prints and screens, she is interested in the internet and its hierarchies of information and emotion.
Shuyi Cao
Shuyi Cao (b. 1990 Guangzhou) is an artist based in New York whose work encompasses mixed-medium sculpture, installation, and video.
Amia Yokoyama
Amia Yokoyama (b. Illinois, USA) is a multimedia Los Angeles-based artist and educator who works across experimental animation, video, ceramics, sculpture, and installation. She received her MFA in Experimental Animation from CalArts and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2017. Amia has exhibited her work at Sebastian Gladstone Gallery (Los Angeles, CA); Jeffrey Deitch Gallery (New York, NY and Los Angeles, CA); The Craft Contemporary Museum (Los Angeles, CA); In Lieu Gallery (Los Angeles, CA); The Japanese American Cultural Center (Los Angeles, CA); The Brand Art Center (Los Angeles, CA); Deli Gallery (Mexico City, MX); The Drawing Center (New York, NY); Anthology Film Archive (New York, NY); and more.
Sunny Leerasanthanah
Sunny Leerasanthanah (b. 1994 Bangkok, Thailand) documents and interprets notions of time, place, identity, loss, and belonging. These threads have woven through topics including migration, policy, animal species, family, archives, rituals, and xenophobia. They work across video installation, film, photography, books, prints, roleplay, prompts, and conversation.