Hila Lulu Lin

Born in Israel, 1964. Lives and works in Tel Aviv Jaffa Hila Lulu Lin, Woman with Mustache, 2008, collage on silk sheet, mixed media Hila Lulu Lin, Skulls 2, 2000, collage on silk sheet, mixed media

Huma Bhabha

Born in Pakistan in 1962, lives and works in New York Untitled, 2007, photograph

Born in Canada, 1974. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY Hand Bird 1, 2007, bronze sculpture David Altmejd’s sculptures combine seemingly random objects – including ones associated with the world of fairytales, towers made of mirrors, plastic flowers, faux jewelry, geometric elements such as cubes and boxes, and body parts made of various materials – in order to create sculptural systems defined by what he calls “symbolic potential and open-ended

Don Brown

Born 1962, Norfolk. Lives and works in London. YOKO XVIII, 2006, acrylic composite, acrylic paint This sculpture, Yoko, is a figurative representation of the artist’s wife. Brown pursues the sculptural ideal of a perfect form, while reducing his exact measurements of Yoko’s skeletal structure to half scale in order to enhance our appreciation of its beauty. Like a contemporary Eve, Yoko is represented in the five sculptures in this series in a number of different ways

Darren Almond

Born in Wigan, UK, 1971. Lives and works in London Fullmoon@Hanami-Yama, 2006, photograph Fullmoon@iwate, 2006, photograph Darren Almond’s diverse works combine the mediums of film, installation art, sculpture and photography. He is interested in the notions of time and duration, as well as in personal and historical memory.

James Aldridge

Born in UK,1971. Lives and works in Sweden James Aldridge, Crossed Bones, 2008, acrylic on canvas

Barry McGee

Born in San Francisco, 1966. Lives and works in Los Angeles Barry McGee, Untitled, 2007, Biro on paper, found frames

MK Kahne

Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, 1963. Lives and works in Berlin. Suit, 2007, polyester fabric, leather

Evan Holloway

Born in La Mirada, CA, 1967. Lives and works in Los Angeles. Abraham & Son, 2004, sisal rope, wood, knife, Styrofoam, Celluclay Evan Holloway’s work is shaped by his simultaneous reverence for and mistrust of modernist sculpture. His art is informed by that of twentieth-century artists such as Brancusi, Duchamp, and Rauschenberg, yet Holloway is interested in expanding this set of references to include allusions to ancient rituals, symbolic forms, and the

Ofir Dor

Born in Israel, 1972. Lives and works in Tel Aviv and Berlin The Gift, 2006, oil on canvas