Douglas Paulson is an artist, arts worker, and teacher who sees each of these as pillars of his practice. He chooses to work collaboratively, intervening in public, social, and cultural spaces. Sometimes he asks: What kind of art are you for?
Georgia is a curator, administrator, and artist, and she is also Flux Factory's Press & Curatorial Fellow. Her work includes but is by no means limited to urban exploration and remapping, psychogeography, gender, tiny things, religious architecture, and "inventive baking."
Mitchell D. Sickon enjoys writing and reading. He can be close-mouthed, however.
born in seoul, lives in berlin, is now visiting new york doesn't know how to talk, also when she can speak six languages works with video, installation, performance and drawing mostly about the issues of communication, identity and language in…
Annie Reichert works primarily in the popular mediums of photography, food, fabric, and gold with the common themes of friendship, sweetness, memory, and gold. She is from both coasts and was educated in between.
François Leloup-Collet works most often in film. The New York's transplant's seen both sides of the camera lens, from organizing festivals to acting in the music video for Psychic TV's "Papal Breakdance," and in two shorts, "Manuelle Labor" and "Slap…
Mikey Barringer studied at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and at Albert-Ludwigs University in Freiburg, Germany. Currently he acts, makes his own films, and works with Blind Id Productions, an independent film production company. This will be his…
1. Wants you to know about Adama Bah (www.whyadama.com). 2. Is interested in asking you a few questions for his new project (contact him at sutcliffean@hotmail.com).
Jackie Lay is a retired resident of Flux Factory and was featured in the Opolis show of August 2006. She is currently working in web design in Los Angeles , California. Her work can be seen here.