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Ted Vasin


I Give Light, 2010


Ted Vasin is the Russian-born San Francisco-based psychedelic artist known for his meticulously drawn, dark psychedelic paintings and as for his ambient electronic/noise sound projects. 

Buddy Nestor



Buddy Nestor was born and raised in Collingswood, New Jersey, a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He was a Latch-Key Kid during the birth of cable TV. This led to endless hours in front of the television, watching movies and drawing. He gravitated toward strange cult and horror films. As a skateboarder in the late 80’s and early 90’s, he was exposed to Punk, Indie, and Heavy Metal music. In 1997, after the birth of his son, Buddy decided to teach himself to paint. In 1999, he traveled around the world on an aircraft carrier and painted every day. This was critical in his development as an artist. Presently, he drinks beer and paints in his basement.

Oleg Dou


Goat (2009)

Senda Gallery presents a new series 'Cubs' by Oleg Dou (Moscow, 1984), his second solo exhibition in Spain.
For the first time, the artist abandons the square format and the zoom on faces and photographs his models from three quarters. The Cubs series offers children portraits of a grim perfection, pale complexion and lifeless look.

21/06/2011 - 31/07/2011
Galeria Sen - Barcelona

Olve Sande


Characteristics Not Just of Melancholy, But Also of Modernism
2010, c-print, 100 x 70 cm
Work by Olve Sande.

Andy Alcala


Girl with Balloon Banksy
FaceArtists is a project by Andy Alcala.

Charming Baker


Let Us Richochet Off All The Alternatives That Destiny Has To Offer, 2010
BB Gun Press presents the work of Charming Baker

Gerry Judah


Gerry Judah’s paintings are a direct response to conflict across the globe, and the impact of that violence, whether it is the consequence of war or natural disaster. At the same time, he is fascinated by changing urban landscape, and his paintings explore the dynamic of construction and destruction.

Midori Harima


Midori Harima makes installations with black and white Xeroxed images found in books, magazines and on the internet, shaped into three dimensional forms. The hollow figures constructed with the fragments of ordinary mass media images correspond to our managed and disconnected experience of reality.

Josh Keyes


Josh Keyes was born in Tacoma, Washington.
Currently lives and works in Portland Oregon.

Oliver Kosta-Théfaine


Symphony (Detail view of the solo exhibition "W")
Flame of the lighter on ceilling & video documentation, 2009

Born in 1972, Oliver Kosta-Théfaine lives and works in Paris, France. In each of his interventions, Olivier Kosta-Théfaine plays with the codes and clichés of popular culture. He uses the languages and codes of the city and its suburbs, changing or modifying their original meaning so it can be understood by a broader public. His reflection is essentially based in rehabilitating the, often deconsidered, elements that belong to the city. His fascination for the suburbs has switched to a passion that is essential to his everyday work. The city is his muse, the drive for his artistic inspiration. He tries to decipher a discredited world through simple and ironic little mechanisms which he then transposes into galleries. By introducing the language of popular culture into the white cube, Olivier Kosta-Théfaine uses the suburb’s many clichés, plays with the truth and distorts the elements of pop culture. 
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