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Karen & Tony Barone

Architectural; Visual Arts: Murals, New Media / Technology, Painting, Sculpture

Karen & Tony possess a formidable wit. They create mind-boggling works of art that challenge our sense of scale and spatial reality. Their larger-than-life sculpture and their over-the-top public art ensemble installations, place us in an Alice-In-Wonderland state of disbelief and visual adventure. They believe art can be a powerful force for good and human enrichment and that’s their M.O. and they support many causes to that goal. PRESENTLY – The Barone’s continue bringing joy & happiness to art lovers and are immersed in multi-disciplined high-level Crypto Art projects which have become vehicles for Karen’s VIDEO EXPERIMENTALIST PERFORMANCE ART and Tony’s PAINTINGS, which are derivative of Karen’s videos. … the future has arrived! Videos and paintings are viewable in the virtual museum at BaroneArt.com

Diane Bush

Visual Arts: New Media / Technology, Other, Sculpture

I enjoy using a wide variety of materials to bring my vision to light. Inventiveness, color, and humor are just some of my tools.

Dennis A. Dezmain

Visual Arts: New Media / Technology, Sculpture

I was born in Oakland, California, raised in New York and currently living in Florida. I have been paralleling my art career with architecture and engineering for over forty years. Currently, I am very concerned with the geometrics of sculpture. The relationship of shapes and their space placement to create an overall form has captured my artistic direction.

JanneySound

Architectural; Visual Arts: New Media / Technology

Trained as an architect and a jazz musician, Christopher Janney has created numerous permanent interactive sound/light installations, attempting, on the one hand, to make architecture more “spontaneous” (Harmonic Convergence, Miami Airport; REACH:NY, 34th St. subway, New York) and, on the other hand, to make music more physical (HeartBeat:mb with M. Baryshnikov). Architectural projects include Rainbow Cove at Logan Airport, Boston, MA; A House is a Musical Instrument: Kona, an 8000 square foot private residence in Kona, HI; Harmonic Convergnce, an interactive sound/light environment in the Miami International Airport; Touch My Building:Charlotte, the façade of an 8-story garage for Bank of America, Charlotte, NC; and five US/UK tours of Sonic Forest to major music festivals including “Bonnaroo,” “Coachella,” “Wireless,” “Electric Daisy Carnival” and “Glastonbury.” For more information, go to www.janneysound.com

Joseph O'Connell

Architectural; Visual Arts: Kinetic, New Media / Technology, Sculpture

I am the founder of Creative Machines and its artistic director. Over 27 years I have developed a staff of 30 carefully chosen artists, engineers, architects, fabricators, designers and project managers – all united by a shared vision of creativity, enthusiasm and respect. We own an amazing 8-acre facility rooted in a unique community and we create permanent art that is loved all over the world. We have created about 50 public art projects and many of these have won “Best Of…” designations.

Julian Voss-Andreae

Architectural; Visual Arts: Fountains, New Media / Technology, Sculpture

I draw cutting-edge approaches from diverse fields to re-imagine the ancient art of sculpture. My goal is to convey elements of our spiritual essence and open our eyes to the miraculous nature of the underlying nature of reality. My work is a reminder of our fundamental connectedness, giving tangible expression to the vital paradigm shift from Newtonian separation to a renewed connection with Nature.

Janet Zweig

Architectural; Visual Arts: New Media / Technology, Sculpture

Janet Zweig’s public works include a gate to fictional locations at the Austin Airport, a kinetic installation on a pier on the Sacramento River, a performance space in a prairie on a Kansas City downtown green roof, a generative sentence on a wall in downtown Columbus, a sentence-generating sculpture for an engineering school in Orlando, a 1200′ frieze at the Prince Street subway station in New York, and a system-wide interactive project for eleven Light Rail train stations in Minneapolis. Her sculpture and books have been exhibited widely in such places as the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Exit Art, PS1 Museum, the Walker Art Center, and Cooper Union. Awards include the Rome Prize Fellowship, NEA fellowships, and residencies at PS1 Museum and the MacDowell Colony. In 2019, she was the artist in residence with the New York City Mayor’s Office of Climate and Sustainability. She teaches at the Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University.

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