10 for 2010 - documentary photography , 19th century photography, African american fiction, Avant-garde film, Conceptual installation, Deconstructive, Feminist, Figurative, Modern sculpture, Primal, Sardonic, Visceral

Kramer received his MFA in Sculpture, from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY in 1987 and BA Fine Arts, from The George Washington University Washington, DC in 1985. Kramer is represented by Aeroplastics, Brussels, Belgium Solo exhibitions in 2009 include, Laurent Godin Gallery, Paris, France;

Ironic, Playful, Political, Quirky, Representational, Sardonic, Sexy, Witty

Josh Gosfield lived on farms in Vermont and Massachusetts. Later he became a carpenter and renovated homes and then moved to California where he published cartoons in local papers. He became the managing editor of the Daily Californian in Berkeley and then moved to New York, working at various places

Fantastic, Parody, Playful, Pop, Sardonic

After graduating from Amherst College in 1983, Elliott Arkin got his start in New York as window designer for Tiffany’s and a special-effectsmodel-builder for films and commercials. These experiences continue to inform his work, which operates in the spaces between high art and popular culture. H

Absurd, Baroque, Classical, Clever, Figurative, Layered, Parody, Pre-modern sculpture, Psychological, Sardonic, Self-reflection, Witty