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Representing Artists (Alphabetical Order)

Brian Alfred

The American artist Brian Alfred (b. 1974) is best known for paintings, collages and animations which examine the ways in which perception of our surroundings and culture is mediated by technology. His works present a flattened, depopulated and predominantly urban world derived from found images. His thematic concerns - including the signifiers of Modernist idealism and technological progress, conspiracy theories and the growing prevalence of surveillance in the post-9/11 world - have led him to focus on images featuring architecture, machinery, interiors and urban landscapes. However, he has also explored ways in which to recalibrate the cliched tropes of romanticism - a sunset, cherry blossom or a shooting star - for the twenty-first century. The world as depicted by Alfred is distanced, banal yet highly charged with possible meanings. 

Nicholas Bodde

Nicholas Bodde paints on aluminium plates by successive coats of painting that he applies with different utensils to finally obtain a result that imprints itself the retina of the eye. The game of colourful stripes, more or less large, sometimes with the feeling of the brush, sometimes flat, reflects the light differently on each lap. The brightness of his palette, a wilful choice, accentuates the vitality that emanates from this painting. His works hesitates between the vibrating and nearly irritating colours and the calm of a monastic construction.

Miguel Angel Iglesias Fernandez

Sangtaek Oh

Born in Seoul in 1970, Sang-taek Oh currently works as a professor of photography at the Seoul Institute of the Arts. After graduation from the Seoul Institute of the Arts, he went to the United States and obtained a bachelor’s degree from the Art Institute of Chicago and a master’s degree from the San Francisco Art Institute. He has so far held 13 domestic and overseas solo shows and joined numerous group exhibitions. He also joined artist-in-residence programs at the Seoul Museum of ArtNanji Art Studio, and National Art Studio Goyang. His pieces are housed in the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea Art Bank, the Seoul Museum of Art, the Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, the Seoul National University Art Museum, OCBC Bank in Singapore, and others. 


Jude Tallichet

Jude Tallichet lives and works in Queens, NY. She is represented by Sara Meltzer Gallery in New York City, where she has had six solo exhibitions since 2000 .She has exhibited nationally and internationally in venues such as the Konsthallen in Gothenburg, Sweden, The Shanghai Biennial in China, The Busan Biennial in Korea, The Tirana Biennial in Albania, the “Officina America” exhibition in Bologna, Italy, and at Periogi Gallery in Liepzig, Germany. She participated in the inaugural Greater New York Show at PS1 MOMA, the “Treble” exhibition at Sculpture Center, and the “Brooklyn Next” exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. ?She has had solo shows at the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum and the Burnet Gallery in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was a featured performer in the Iron Artist Event at PS 1 MOMA, organized by Cabinet Magazine. Jude spent a year in Brazil as a Senior Fullbright Fellow in 1996 and has received fellowship grants in sculpture from the National Endowment for the Arts (1990) and from the New York Foundation for the Arts. (2001) She has received residencies at the MacDowell Colony, the Millay Colony and at the Civitella Ranieri Center in Umbertide, Italy. She is Professor and chair of the Sculpture Department at the Tyler School of Art, where she has taught since 1987. Jude was a founding member of the rock band Ultra Vulva and has collaborated on video and performance projects with a diverse collection of artists and musicians, including Jeanine Antoni, Kristin Lucas, Doug Henderson, John Harbison and Henry Threadgill.