Abstract, Absurd, Anxiety, Atmospheric, Avant-garde film, Beautiful , Chinese performance art, Complex, Computer manipulated photo-based images, Conceptual, Conceptual installation, Experimental, Feminist, Feminist art in the 1970s, Fluxus, Happenings & environments, Interactive installation, Media art, Melancholy, Minimalist art, Net art, Political art, Public art, Queer art, Site specific art, Surrealist film

A painter and former graffiti artist, Barnaby was born in Philidelphia and then traveled to NYC to study at the School of Visual Arts where he earned his BFA. In 2000 he received an MFA from Columbia. He is represented by Marianne Boesky Gallery in New York, and Stuart Shave/Modern Art in London.

Contemporary realism, Political art, Post-painterly abstraction

Chila Kumari Burman was raised by East Indians who emigrated to the impoverished Bootle district of Liverpool in the '50s. She was taught early and young to look for identity between the cracks of culture. Burman uses memorabilia from her past -- shards of humor, pain, and the unexplained -- to

Bright, Collage, Feminist, In-your-face, Political art, Quirky