Kako Ueda is an artist that I saw at Slash:Paper Under the Knife in New York. She is a Brook­lyn based artist that uses relief cut­ting to focus on organic forms (such as insects and the human body) and also explore the idea of thought and worship. I really like Kako’s rep­re­sen­ta­tion of the human ...

Beat­rice Coron is an artist whose work was in Slash:Paper Under the Knife. Her work is mon­u­men­tal to, say the least. It also really ben­e­fits from light and space, and a viewer that can devote ample time to study­ing the idio­syn­crasies and mul­ti­ple nar­ra­tives that are present in each of her works. Beat­rice is clearly a ...

If you fol­low my tweets at all, you might have known that I ven­tured to New York City this week­end, largely to check out the Museum of Art and Design. It was the last week­end for their exhi­bi­tion, Slash: Paper Under the Knife. Slash rec­og­nized that paper, while a con­ven­tional and abun­dant resource, is quickly ...