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Matthew Logsdon (b. 1982, Columbus, OH) is a Brooklyn-based artist and curator working at the intersection of textiles, painting, and sculpture. He is the founder of Field of Play. Logsdon received his MFA in Studio Art from Hunter College (2015) and his BA in Art from The Ohio State University (2005). His work has been exhibited at Below Grand, Hesse Flatow, Tappeto Volante Projects, and The Hole, New York. It has been featured in Hyperallergic and is included in corporate collections. From 2008 to 2012, he developed The Bus Project, an ongoing public art initiative in Columbus, Ohio. In addition to his studio practice, he has curated numerous exhibitions at Field of Play and at SPRING/BREAK Art Show (2023).

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Kate Sherman (1996, New Jersey) is a painter and printmaker based in Brooklyn, New York. Sherman graduated with her Bachelor’s of Fine Arts from Pratt Institute in 2018 and will pursue her Master's in Fine Arts at Hunter College beginning fall of 2024.  Sherman has exhibited in galleries in Philadelphia and New York City, including Field of Play Gallery (NY), Pentimenti Gallery (PA), New York Studio School Project Space (NY), and Tiger Strikes Asteroid (NY). Sherman’s work has been highlighted in Hyperallergic.

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King received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and Art History at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2011 and her Master of Fine Arts in Painting at Hunter College in 2018. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY. She is half of the collaborative art duo, eridan with NY-based artist Daniel Greer. She was co-founder and co-curator of artist-run spaces, 5tht Wall Gallery and Project Space in, Las Vegas from 2011-2014. She has had solo exhibitions at Winchester Cultural Center Gallery, Las Vegas, NY (2013); Miranda Kuo Gallery, New York, NY (2016); Shiro Oni Studio, Gunma, Japan (2017) and Catskills Gallery, New York, NY (2021). Her work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions such as the Spring/Break Art Show, NYC (2021,2023,2024), Financial Time’s Global Boardroom, UK (2020), London Biennale in Nevada (2012 and 2020), Every Woman Biennial (2019) and Rise up, NYC (2017), among many others. Her work is in the permanent collection at The Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Mark Sengbusch lives and works in NYC. MFA in Painting from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2008, BFA College for Creative Studies, Detroit 2002. Recent exhibitions include 2 person shows at K & L Museum in Seoul, S. Korea and at Cristin Tierney gallery in NYC. 2021 show at Marvin Gardens Annex and past shows at Schneider Art Museum in Ashland, OR and Beverly’s, My Pet Ram, and Underdonk in NYC. 2 of his paintings were recently acquired by Memorial Sloan Kettering. Upcoming booth at ZONA MACO Art Fair in Mexico City with Cristin Tierney gallery.

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Anita Trombetta is a Brooklyn-based visual artist who works in sculpture, drawing, and painting. She received her BFA from SUNY New Paltz in 2011 and an MFA from the New York Studio School in 2023. She was recently an artist-in-residence at the New York Studio School Project Space.

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Wesley Ware is a painter based in Brooklyn, NY. His watercolor works emerge from a mix of wet-on-wet painting and reactionary mark-making; these pair to draw attention to the natural fluidity of the medium. The paintings display colorful flowing abstractions that evoke natural elements such as leaves, ducks, and running water. Wesley was born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He studied Painting at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn.

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Yasmeen Abdallah (she/her/they/them) is an interdisciplinary artist, working across intersections of sculpture, textiles, painting, collage and social engagement. Drawing from the personal and the political through elements of memory, trauma, resilience, and persistence, this work takes shape in various capacities from minimal gestures to maximal installations. Yasmeen uses a variety of materials and processes to illustrate the connections between our bodies, allegories, contemporary culture and colonialism. This work is inspired by histories, social movements, space, place and personhood. Yasmeen earned Bachelor’s degrees from University of Massachusetts in Anthropology (emphasis in Historical & Collaborative Archaeology, which included field schools with New England indigenous tribal communities); and another in Studio Art with honors, including a Minor in Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies. Yasmeen also holds an MFA in Fine Arts with distinction from Pratt Institute. Her work as an artist, curator, writer, and educator has included roles as a visiting lecturer, grant recipient and resident at numerous institutions. Fusing together years of decolonial practice, grassroots organizing and creative reuse, Yasmeen has cultivated regenerative discussion, support for emerging artists, and fostered foundational thinking for place-making. Through this work, Yasmeen believes solid communities are sustained and can thrive through cultures of care, collectivity, and resourcefulness as they navigate shifting discourse, movements and landscapes.

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David McDonough is an artist and educator based in Queens, NY. His abstractions are often suggestive of natural forms, though they elude any singular reading. He works to balance control and spontaneity in processes that cultivate play, improvisation, invention, and transformation. The intensity of the color palette, along with the varied surface textures, create intimate worlds rich with imaginative possibilities and visual discovery. David has shown in solo and group shows in the NYC area including recent shows with Good Naked Gallery, Field of Play Gallery, Paradice Palase, Studio Archive Project, Tappeto Volante Projects, Equity Gallery, and a solo show at One River School. He has received multiple awards and is a Dedalus Foundation Fellowship nominee. He teaches painting at CUNY College of Staten Island, and is represented by Good Naked Gallery.

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Greg Dzurita is a New York City-based artist working in geometric abstraction. Working with a diverse array of mediums and surfaces, his paintings are rooted in geometry and draw inspiration from the Earth’s hues and textures found in nature. Dzurita completed a BA from The Pennsylvania State University and moved to New York City in 2014, where he creates sculptural paintings inspired by the city’s architecture. Dzurita has exhibited work nationally and internationally - in New York City (Field of Play, 334 Broome, Soho House), Kingston (One Mile Gallery), Denver (931 Gallery), and Buenos Aires (Proyecto ’ace). He participated in a residency program with Willow House in Terlingua, Texas (2022) to explore desert textures native to the American Southwest. In 2023, he participated in a residency with Proyecto ‘ace in Buenos Aires, Argentina, while exploring a new, constructivist approach to his work. Dzurita was enrolled in the 2024-25 Canopy Program, with mentor Tamara Gonzales, which is a year-long intensive mentorship program in New York City. This September, he will be participating in a month-long residency at Byrdcliffe Arts Colony in Woodstock, NY.  

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Kate Corroon Skakel is a Brooklyn based sculptor and printmaker. She typically works with crochet and free form weaving to create surrealistic adaptations of everyday objects, particularly focusing on the importance of sports, play, and craft. Skakel received her BA in Studio Art and History from the University of Vermont in 2016, and has participated in residencies with GlogauAIR, Open Wabi, and Studio Faire. She has shown her work in New York, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Illinois, and Europe, including recent group shows with BravinLee, Elijah Wheat Gallery, and 95 Gallon. 

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Patrick Bower is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work has been exhibited at Latitude Gallery, MePaintsMe, and Nine Gallery, among other venues in New York City and beyond. He was a Saltonstall Foundation Fellow and was named an “artist to watch” by Ortega y Gasset Projects. In addition to his studio practice, Bower is active as a curator, previously co-founding the artist-run collective Immaterial Projects. His exhibitions have been reviewed in Two Coats of Paint and elsewhere. A self-taught artist, Patrick earned a BA in English and Classical Literature from Indiana University.

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Heather Drayzen (b. 1985, San Antonio, TX) is a painter known for her intimate, small-scale depictions of quiet domestic scenes, often portraying herself and her loved ones. She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Drayzen earned her BFA from the School of Visual Arts, New York, in 2007 and her MAT from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2008. Her second solo exhibition, Towards the Sun, opened at My Pet Ram, New York, in October 2025, following her debut solo exhibition at the gallery in May 2024. That same year, she participated in a two-person exhibition at The Middle Room Gallery in Los Angeles. In 2023, her work was featured in a two-person exhibition at My Pet Ram and was included on PLATFORM.

Her work has also been presented in group exhibitions at Massey Klein Gallery (New York, 2025), EDJI Gallery (Brussels, 2025), Noon Projects (Los Angeles, 2024), Myriam Chair Galerie (Paris, 2023), Thierry Goldberg (New York, 2023), and Pentimenti Gallery (Philadelphia, 2023), among others. Her works on paper were included in Trove, presented by Deanna Evans Projects in 2023.

Drayzen has participated in artist residencies at the Vermont Studio Center (2023) and Hafnarborg, Iceland (2025). In 2026, she was awarded First Prize in the Prisma Art Prize in Rome. Her work was reviewed by Lucas Moran in Two Coats of Paint (2025), and she was interviewed on Brainard Carey’s Yale Radio podcast (2025) and on the Filling in the Blank series with Sam Blank (2025). Her work is held in the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection.