Our Newest Artist Partners – FALL 2023
We're excited to share our newest cohort of talented Artist Partners, adding some beautiful artworks to our internal library and into our clients' upcoming art collections and programs! Read through to get to learn more about them.
Nate Harris
(he/him)
b. Philadelphia, PA, b. 1991
Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
Nate Harris is a NYC based artist who oscillates between printmaking, woodworking, and painting mediums. As a formally trained graphic designer, Nate has had the unique opportunity to work in commercial mediums such as illustration and typography while maintaining and often combining his personal art practice. Nate’s work is often influenced by process, material exploration, observations of shape and color, repetition, and personal narrative. As a commercial illustrator, Nate has worked on projects for numerous clients such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Target, Warby Parker, and Pelican Books. He employs the same artistic integrity and draftsmanship to his commercial work as his art, thus maintaining a truly discernible graphic language.
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Sarah Lesher
(she/her)
b. Arcata, CA 1983
Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA
Sarah Lesher is an artist and designer based in Los Angeles, exploring the connections between beauty, sustainable materials and well-being. Her minimalist paintings, handmade prints, and sculptural objects feature subtle colors, ethereal textures, and negative space. Sarah’s work is influenced by her observations and emotional experiences of architecture, interiors, and the natural world. Using natural and sustainable materials including lime wash paint, ceramic, hempcrete and wood, she intends to create inner experiences of beauty, calm, and well-being. Sarah’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums including the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, Nous Tous, and The Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History. In 2022, she launched her Dunes collection at Studio North, a juried exhibition of emerging design at IDS Vancouver.
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Jade Zulkoskey
(she/her/they/them)
b. Saskatoon, SK, b. 1991
Lives and works in Vancouver, BC
Jade is a multi-faceted artist living in Vancouver, BC. Originally from the prairies, she made the move to BC to attend The Art Institute for Interior Design in 2011. Her path led her overseas to Ireland in August 2021 then to Spain and England in 2022 for film work in VFX. She published her first collection of poetry, “Grounded” in 2023. Jade has a strong eye for detail and perspective. In all of her creative outlets she is self-taught. She believes by sharing her story she can help others feel seen, heard and embraced in their own experience. Jade is a spiritual being and practices gratitude by daily journalling and reflection through tarot pulls. As part of the LGBTQ2SA+ community, Jade strives to create an inclusive space filled with connection to share ideas and experiences. She is passionate about animal rights, Indigenous reconciliation and environmental change. Her style is always evolving and influenced by her surroundings and emotions. Jade loves to travel the world and find new inspiration and connection for future collections. Outside of her painting and photography, she has started directing music videos and burlesque dancing.
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jadezulkoskey.com
@jadezulkoskey
Jordan Martins
(he/him)
b. Salem, Oregon, b. 1979
Lives and works Chicago, IL
Jordan Martins is a Chicago based visual artist, curator, and educator. Martins’s visual work is based in collage processes, including painting, photography, video and installation, and he has exhibited nationally and internationally. He received his MFA in visual arts from the Universidade Federal da Bahia (UFBA) in Salvador, Brazil in 2007, and is a lecturer at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and North Park University. He is the executive director of Comfort Station, a multi-disciplinary art space in Chicago. His work has been featured in exhibitions at Goldfinch, The Mission, Evanston Art Center, LVL3, The Franklin, The Museu de Arte da Bahia, Zeitgeist, and Experimental Sound Studio.
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