CHRIS MATEER
The Drawing Center Viewing Program
Established in 1977, The Drawing Center’s Viewing Program offers emerging artists the opportunity to include their work in a curated Artist Registry that is consulted by a wide variety of arts professionals from across the globe: curators, gallerists, collectors, and educators, among others. Artists accepted into the Viewing Program are also invited to meet one-on-one with the Viewing Program Curator to review and discuss a recent selection of their work. This informal conversation provides artists with a valuable opportunity to engage in a critical discussion of their practice.
Artists Space Irving Sandler Artists File Online - New York
The Irving Sandler Artists File is a digitized image database and slide registry that is open to the public free-of-charge, and is regularly used by curators, artists, gallery owners, collectors, consultants, and students to discover the work of visual artists. It is one of the largest and most comprehensive artist registries in the country.
Search/ Keyword "Chris Mateer" to go to my online page.
Wooloo - Berlin, Germany
Wooloo is an artists-run organization based in Berlin, Germany. This link will direct you to my artist profile page.
The purpose of Wooloo is to foster new and relevant opportunities for emerging artists. Collaborating with curators and art institutions around the world, Wooloo works to develop projects and exhibitions dealing with significant contemporary issues.
NYFA Interactive
The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) gives more support to artists and arts organizations in all disciplines than any other private organization in the country
Spoke Digital Films
Spoke Digital Films is committed to using the craft of filmmaking to document and tell those stories that do not fit comfortably within the mainstream media or traditional film outlets. Spoke Films is especially committed to stories of social justice and exploring the ways that institutionalized power affect and shape our culture.
Adrian Hatfield, Artist
Adrian's work examines the visual language science uses to make huge amounts of information digestible. He has chosen to focus primarily on the visual language of paleontology-the study of prehistoric life, and astronomy-the study of outer space. Adrian has been studying the evolution of explanatory images in both fields, as well as pop-culture sources, such as cinema and news media, which contribute to the common understanding of the subject matter.
Elise Glick, Artist
Elise is a Brooklyn-based artist whose installations begin with existing architectural locations from which her artwork is inserted; or are fully constructed rooms that represent other settings. Her work physically contains its viewers and activates their senses through location, smell and repeating visual elements.
Brent Birnbaum, Artist
Brent works with a wide variety of found objects to create his installations, sculptures, performances, and happenings. Click the link to check out his blogspot featuring new works.
William Steinman, Artist
William excavates adolescent-focused pop culture/ advertising imagery of the 1970's and 1980's and laboriously twists it into fresh, dense, powerful, and compelling glimpses of a larger pulp narrative. William lives and works in New York City.
Danielle McCullough, Artist
"LOVE Luv BANG bang” comprises mainly of stream of consciousness paintings that were daydreams triggered by the form of vibrators and sex toys, which as objects tread the line between cartoonish plaything, intergalactic space engine, and candied versions of sex parts.
Jake Mecklenborg, Photographer
Ohio-based Photographer Jake Mecklenborg works within the News, Commercial, Art, and Independent-project disiplines. His portfolios include a diverse range of subject matter including News, Entertainment, Sports, Architecture, Photo Illustrations, and Landscapes.
Stephanie Lanter, Artist
Ms. Lanter has exhibited her ceramic, fiber, and mixed media sculpture nationally and published articles in journals such as Kerameiki Techni and Ceramics, Art and Perception.
Mark Slankard, Photographer
Mark Slankard’s photographic and video works have been exhibited and screened widely. Slankard’s work explores the influences of place and space as well as the social and psychological consequences of domesticity.
Sunny Scarlett, Artist
Sunny runs a small business making fused glass jewelry. Although Sunny hopes to revisit her photography background at some point, her current work tends to employ more experimental material.
Joe Meiser, Artist
Joe is a versatile and multi-disciplinary artist who works within a wide variety of materials and processes including including Sculpture, Installation, and Performance. He has exhibited his work widely and is currently teaching at Bowling Green University in Ohio.
Mike Nemire, Artist
Mike's paintings, simply stated, are chromatic abstractions concerning the perception and interactions of color, scale, proximity, and proportion. His recent body of work has been influenced by digital media, which has quickly replaced analog technologies and has directly affected how we view images in the 21st century. Mike lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Jason Urban, Artist
Jason Urban is a interdisciplinary artist working in a wide variety of art mediums. He also oversees and publishes a fantastic online blog devoted to innovations happening in printmaking and printed matter. The provided link will direct you to Jason's website, but definitely due yourself a favor and check out his blog at http://www.printeresting.org.
Jeremy Greenberg, Artist
The sculptures that Mr. Greenberg creates consist of elaborate and seductive objects which exaggerate traditional appeal, creating an obnoxious and elegant style.
John Cizmar, Artist
John approaches his work in the manner of a DJ. He collects source material from Television, Comic books and men’s magazines. He seeks images with cultural currency, which may have already been circulated in the visual memory of our culture. He uses these samples in place of a blank canvas on which to begin his compositions.
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