Featured Artists:

• adultchildren is a queer collective based in Brooklyn, New York, known for its interdisciplinary practice that blends visual art, performance, and community engagement. The collective was founded by artists and activists who share a commitment to exploring queer identities and experiences through their work. Their practice often includes collaborative projects, installations, and performances that address themes of identity, sexuality, and societal norms. And they use their art as a platform for dialogue and critique, challenging conventional narratives and offering new perspectives on queer life. Adultchildren’s work is characterized by its use of vibrant colors, mixed media, and participatory elements, creating immersive experiences that invite viewers to engage with the themes of the work in a personal and meaningful way. Their projects frequently involve community involvement, fostering connections and conversations around queer issues and experiences.

• Camille Kelley is known for her multimedia approach, utilizing various forms like sculpture, experimental design, illustration, and photography.Her work often explores themes about the human experience and seeks to tell stories that draw viewers in, allowing them to escape reality. In her practice, Kelley uses her own mind for psychological exploration, often reflecting personal and collective mental states. Her pieces often delve into complex emotions, capturing both light and dark aspects of the human psyche.

• David Cantoni is an Australian artist known for his unique approach to painting and photography. His practice often explores themes of memory, history, and the passage of time. Cantoni often uses photographs as a starting point for his paintings. He selects images that capture moments of historical or personal significance, transforming them into detailed and evocative works of art. One of Cantoni's signature techniques involves burning paper with a magnifying glass to create intricate and delicate drawings. This method reflects themes of impermanence and the fragility of memory. His art is deeply conceptual, frequently engaging with socio-political issues and personal narratives. Cantoni's work encourages viewers to reflect on the underlying stories and contexts of the images he presents. Cantoni often uses layers and transparency in his work, creating a sense of depth and complexity. This technique mirrors the multi-layered nature of memory and history.

• Karmimadeebora McMillan is a contemporary visual artist known for her multidisciplinary approach that blends elements of painting, sculpture, and installation art. Her work often explores themes of identity, culture, and history, drawing on personal and collective experiences. McMillan's practice is characterized by a vibrant use of color, intricate patterns, and layered textures, creating immersive and thought-provoking pieces. McMillan frequently incorporates symbols and motifs from various cultures, reflecting on her own heritage and broader social issues. Her work often addresses themes of race, gender, and the diaspora experience.  She is known for her innovative use of materials, combining traditional art mediums with found objects and unconventional materials. This approach adds a tactile and three-dimensional quality to her work. Her works seamlessly blend abstract forms with figurative elements, creating a dynamic visual language that is both expressive and symbolic. This fusion allows her to convey complex narratives and emotions.

• Ori Carino is an artist known for his vibrant, dynamic works that often blend elements of graffiti, street art, and fine art. His pieces are characterized by bold colors, intricate patterns, and a sense of movement and energy. Carino's work often explores themes of urban life, identity, and cultural fusion, reflecting his background and experiences. He frequently employs a variety of media and techniques, including painting, drawing, and mixed media, to create layered and textured artworks. His style is often described as a fusion of abstract and representational elements, with a strong emphasis on visual impact and emotional expression.

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On Saturday, September 07, 2024, from 8pm - 4am, ArtHaus will partner with CX Collective and The Trops for the first ArtHaus After Hours. The evening will serve as the official launch of the ArtHaus platform. There will be a very special performance by adultchildren, who are featured in the exhibition and DJ sets by Spirit, The Alichemist, Saqib and Mau. The night will end with a live performance by Priviledged and a close out set by Jeffrey Thomas, Co-Founder of ArtHaus. Join us for this groundbreaking celebration and vibrant party atmosphere that provides a platform for creatives to connect and share their passions. This event marks the debut of this new "emerging movement” in the art world, the pre-launch of CX's new private club, and a celebration of Armory Arts Week.

We invite you to dress up and dive into a night of art, culture, and connection. Be one of the first to explore this new concept in nightlife and creative events.