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- Eleanna Anagnos
- Lisha Bai
- Michael Berryhill
- Jude Broughan
- Calvin Burton
- Jesse Chapman
- Angela Conant
- Jared Deery
- Rachel Domm
- Madeline Donahue
- Georgia Elrod
- Marianne Gagnier
- Linda Geary
- Ethan Greenbaum
- Catherine Haggarty
- Laura Holmes McCarthy
- Eric Hibit
- Jaye Kim
- Marta Lee
- Elisa Lendvay
- JJ Manford
- MaryKate Maher
- Sarah McDougald Kohn
- Michael McGrath
- Leeza Meksin
- Mepaintsme
- Keiko Narahashi
- Heidi Norton
- Adam Novak
- Emilia Olsen
- Robyn O'Neil
- Mónica Palma
- Christopher Peterson
- Meghan Petras
- Janine Polak
- Cait Porter
- Padma Rajendran
- Cuyler Remick
- Nora Riggs
- Leslie Roberts
- Rachel Roske
- George Rush
- Brian Scott Campbell
- Zach Seeger
- Adam Sipe
- Elisa Soliven
- Jered Sprecher
- Al Svoboda
- Shino Takeda
- Anne Thompson
- Julie Torres
- Laura Vahlberg
- Zahar Vaks
- Ben K. Voss
- Maria Walker
- Susan Wanklyn
- Karla Wozniak
- Sun You
Kevin Umaña
Inspired by architecture and design, Kevin Umaña’s works are abstract yet structured, displaying a huge variance in composition and an interest in color theory. In both his paintings and his ceramic works, many pieces have distinct patterns and repetitive forms. The process of glazing requires him to relinquish some control; he welcomes surprises that result from the natural chemistry of clay and kiln.
Kevin Umaña was born in Los Angeles and lives and works in Kansas City. Umaña received a BFA in printmaking from San Francisco State University. He is the co-founder of The Ekru Project and a contributor to The Coastal Post. In 2019 he was an artist in residence for the Center for Book Arts. He has exhibited nationally and internationally with DC Moore Gallery and Joshua Liner Gallery in New York; SIM Gallery in Reykjavik; Koppel Project Hive in London; In Live, in Taipei, and Bass & Reiner in San Francisco. He has been an artist in residence at the Center for Book Arts, and has also worked at the SIM Residency in Reykjavik and the Plop Residency in London. He has collaborated with Condé Nast, Wired Magazine, London College of Music, and Slowdown Studio. In 2017 he created a permanent installation at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. Umaña will have a solo show in September 2021 at David Richard Gallery in New York.