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A-BOY, Writer / Dreamer / Connoisseur / Drawer The name is an acronym for “Always Bring Out Yourself”, but he also goes by Carlo (his friends call him that) or Carlo Boy (his Mommy calls him that). He is the Art Director for crudmag and Vexter Design Studio. www.carloabueg.com |
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Monique Langlois, Creator / Achiever / Believer There is never a dull moment in Monique’s life. She is always excited to be doing a million things at once and gets a rush from the process of designing/creating. What she believes in – she achieves. She is the Creative Director of Morela Designs. www.moreladesigns.com |
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Bilt Furniture, Function + Form = Art + Design BILT is a design collaborative founded by four recent graduates of Brown University. Our design background is diverse, each of us having worked in a variety of media, on a range of scales, and with different intentions: industrial design, theatre, architecture, furniture, and sculpture. Working on commission, we respond to the individual needs of clients and consider their input from the drawing board to the finished product. Our work reflects a commitment to formal and conceptual innovation paired with high quality fabrication. Bilt Furniture |
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Matthew Weissman, Photographer/Realist/Prophet Matthew’s vision of the world can be seen through the lens of his work. While currently located in Providence, RI, he’s found inspiration from many places both real and imagined. In black and white photography, he seeks to uncover the soul of his subject, be it a familiar face or a distant landscape. The images he captures are reminiscent of times past and yet possible futures that await. |
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Jonathan Calugi, Happy Lover’s Town Born in Pistoia, Italy, Jonathan Calugi is an illustrator based in Italy and it is from his self-proclaimed chaotic workspace, that he creates his clean illustration and pattern works. Each piece is a take on his quirky child-like doodles with clean minimal lines and simple, uncomplicated colours. And it is through these simple visual works, that Jonathan draws in viewers to a basic stand and cultivates appreciation the very epitome of the common phrase of “Less is more”. A very good nudge away from what can be a messy and rather perplexing world at times. Some of the latest project include artist limited series for Delonghi, Uniqlo and Fubon Art Gallery. Clients he’s worked with include Nike Europe, Sony UK, Gold, Noodlepark, We Form, 9volt, Faro and Giocattoli. |
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Anti Design, A New Type of Interference. Anti is a multi-disciplinary design agency who works with art, brand identity, art direction, packaging, print, illustration and interactive design. We believe in developing visual languages. Living near the top of the world, in Norway darkness is inescapable – it is everywhere. It manifests in our natures, our culture, our art, and our music – it is essential to who we are and inspire our work and attitude towards art and communication! |
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JUMBO is huge. HUGE! Jumboism is a celebration of free art. Freestyle expression and exploration of experimental ideas in public art. The research continues… JUMBO |
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Cellar Doves Producer/Performer/DJ/Pianist/et al. The nature of my work combines a post-modern approach to classic dance music with a slight ambience subtracted from providence noise. The end result is silver and phosphorescent blue on flat black with copper overtones reminiscent of an industrial strength disco ball with an antique timelessness. Love ♥ Death ♠ Disco ♣ |
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Gregory Larson Pennisten*, born August 30, 1983 Better known by his street name 50 Cent, is an American visual artist. He rose to fame with the opening of his shows, “Illmatic” (2009) and “A Dreadful Wreck of Cars” (2009). Born in Providence, Rhode Island, Greg began drug dealing at the age of six during the 1980s crack epidemic. After leaving drug dealing to pursue an art career, he was shot at and struck by nine bullets during an incident in 2000. After opening his show Guess Who’s Back? in 2002, Greg was discovered by artist Shawn Gilheeney and signed to Stupidus Factorium/ Plastic House Design. With the help of Gilheeney and longtime spiritual advisor, the flying spaghetti monster—who helped with his first major commercial successes—he became one of the world’s highest selling artists. |
