Amazing Hancock Bros.

Charles & John Hancock
Where east meets south. Texanese by birth, twins separated by 18 months. They are not quite irish, but half japanese and texan, they are the new breed of ink slingers, printmakers, poets,performers.

Their images and texts are hardboiled, leaning toward the the neo-expressionist catalogue but they are not above doing a nice landscape from time to time for a finicky uncle at christmas.

Drive By Press

DBP is a self- funded endeavor solely surviving on small visiting artists honorariums from schools and the sales from printing wood blocks on paper and t-shirts. The blocks have been graciously donated from some of the greatest wood cut artists in the country to support and perpetuate the the endeavor of Drive By press!!

Cannonball Press

Martin Mazorra & Mike Houston

The Cannon ball Print: A down-home dish that is tasty hot or cold. For low-fat version, subsitute another printing press, because these things will put meat on your bones!

    * 1 lurking artist

    * 1 one-eyed master-printer

    * 1 idea

    * 5 cups backwater goo

    * 6 spoonfuls of jumpstart and holler

    * 9lb mess with your face

    * bottle Tickle-My-Fancy

    * 6 smatterings kick-ass juice

    * 1 handful of Fine Art

Preheat idea in Oven of Rock. Make sure color is off! Allow images to gestate and contort at will. When mysterious,funny or twisted, remove and slap on table. Add all ingredients, and beat and cut until smooth and hot. Do not add Fine Art at this point. Add master-printer, work him into a steady boil, edition.Throw Fine Art in trash. Sign and Serve.

Failure

Jasun "Bat Daddy" Huerta

Matt Rebholz

My work is rooted in a tradition of figuration that explores a narrative sensibility laden with a combination of violence, mordant humor, and social consciousness. The little worlds that result from this equation appear in claustrophobic compositions overwhelmed by the detail of an elaborate linear density. They are the state for vignettes that play themselves out in the mundae environments infused with an atmosphere of the mythic and theatrical. these spaces tend to be warped, claustrophobic and stressful, with densely patterned carpets and tiling twisting to improbable angles.

Katy Seals


"DPA 4LYF"

Dennis McNett

Dennis McNett was born in 1972 and grew up in Virginia Beach, VA. He moved to New York in 2001 (3 weeks before Sept.11th) and has lived there since. He has been carving the hell out of surly block prints for over 16 years. All of his encouragement as a young kid came from his blind grandfather, who told him over and over again that his drawings were good. Like a billion other teenaged kids, later influences came from the raw high-energy images pouring out of the 80's skateboard scene. Dennis has been fortunate enough to have designed board graphics for Anti-Hero skateboards and collaborate with Cannonball Press. He works from his Brooklyn studio that over looks the smoggy Brooklyn Queens Expressway. He holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, where he teaches as a visiting instructor at the graduate and undergraduate level. He has also taught at Parsons, Rutgers and the Lower Eastside Print shop. He wants to live until he dies. Breathing is good.

Sean Star Wars

I make a lot of woodcuts and and drink a lot of Mountain Dew

Smut

Penny VanHorn

Ryan O'Malley