BRIAN J HOFFMAN

Brian’s work is often a direct response to the craziness of everyday life. Ideas come from everywhere due to the constant oversaturation of the media, news, and images that seep into his thoughts and come out in his work — both consciously and unconsciously. His art is inspired by sexuality, society, and the macabre. While it can be infused with pretty heavy topics at times, it winks fun while still being a bit subversive. Brian J Hoffman is based in Boston. 

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TIANNA RIVERA

Tianna Rivera is a multifaceted maker based in Boston, MA with infinite interests and love for contributing to her community. She is currently working as a Consumer to Market Footwear Graphics designer at Converse and is a Studio Assistant in the Art Lab at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston. Tianna is also professionally affiliated with the U.S. Latinx Art Forum.

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CAYTLIN UNHOCH

Caytlin Unhoch is fascinated by everything. She graduated with a BFA in Graphic Design from MassArt in the Spring of 2020. She draws inspiration from nostalgia, cool alcohol labels, anything that glows in the dark and music from her super niche Spotify playlists. The amount of boards she has on Pinterest is record-breaking, and she’s always singing at least one of the songs stuck in her head. She enjoys texture, funky type, and point and shoot photography. She probably has leaves in her hair from tending to her jungle of plants.

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TUCKER STILL

Tucker still is an illustrator/ designer from Boston, ma. He has been in love with art since a young age and studied graphic design at Emmanuel college. He enjoys line work, neoexpressionism and bold color.

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YUKO OKABE

Yuko is a full-time freelance illustrator and cultural worker. Her artwork serves as a visualization and communication tool, sharing messages of hope, memoir, advocacy, and joy in interdisciplinary collaborations such as healthcare, affordable housing, community development, and identity justice. Select clients include Big Cartel, The New York Times , Agncy Design, Design Studio for Social Intervention, Asian Community Development Coalition, and Hester Street

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ASHLEE BEADLE

Ashlee is a visual artist, currently residing on the North Shore in Massachusetts. After graduating with a BFA in illustration, she has focused on creating mainly digital works, as well as re exploring printmaking and animation. Her work is frequently based in real life experiences surrounding queer women, and are often soft and visually tranquil to create connection. Other times, her art explores the fantastical real life conundrum of what would fish do if they had legs? After self publishing her first book Coping Mechanisms in 2017, Ashlee has gone on to create and share in multiple zines covering a wide range of topics, as well as working on illustrations for Planned Parenthood and Simon and Schuster Publishing.

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GERMAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL BOSTON

Alexander Winter, Theodore Diehl and Carl Eickelberg were all born in Hamburg, Germany and are students of the GISB (German International School Boston).

In October they discussed the topic of street art in art class, and were given the opportunity to create street art of their own on the walls of the “science garden” at the GISB featuring the subjects of science the area is dedicated to.

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COURTNEY RYAN

Courtney is a Boston based multimedia artist and tattoo apprentice inspired by American traditional tattooing, body positivity, kink and psychology. She loves painting flash, making thongs and clothing that aim empower the wearer.

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BECKY SCHAFFER

Becky, the creator behind Birch Bones Art, is a psychologist and printmaker whose work is an attempt to blend her love of the human experience with her awe of nature. Inspired by the oneness of humanity and the natural world, Becky’s prints show how we can use connection to fuel kindness and appreciate existence around us. Although she just relocated to Berkeley, CA from Allston, the neighborhood was her home for some of her most formative years and her time there greatly informed her identity and her art-making.

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PATTY DEGRANDPRE

Patty deGrandpre’s work evolves from photos and images of common objects and scenes from my life and travels. She crops, deconstructs and layers imagery, blending abstraction with reality. For deGrandpre, anchoring each work with a recognizable image that suggests a narrative. A common identifiable object becomes the catalyst as it morphs from an expected pictorial to an unexpected abstraction. She makes sense of the subjective through thoughtful use of structure, form, and color.

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SIMONE NEMES

Simone is a multidisciplinary artist currently based in Brighton MA. She makes illustrations that are colorful, symbolic, and fantastical. Simone draws from her background in the sciences working with insects and her love of plants to create otherworldly artworks that are inspired by the natural world.

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AMY NORROD

Amy Norrod was born in Dayton, Ohio, and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a focus on two-dimensional studies from Bowling Green State University. She moved to the Boston area in 2020 to continue her career in teaching Art at Wellan Montessori School in Newton, MA. Amy considers herself as an “Artist-Teacher.” To her, the titles of “Artist” and “Teacher” are not two separate identities but are intertwined as one that influence one another. She primarily works in drawing and painting, but also loves to experiment in other mediums like fiber arts, printmaking, and ceramics.

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