
CHOPS
Forget your algorithmically generated, soulless pixel vomit. We're talking about real chops here, the kind forged in the fires of frustration, fueled by questionable coffee, and honed by years of actual, physical doing. These artists - the ones who wrestle with clay until it yields, who bleed pigment onto canvas, who see the world in a way no AI could ever dream - THEY'RE the ones with the guts, the grit, the glorious messiness that makes art, well, art.
They're the rebels with a paintbrush, the defiant sculptors, the printmakers who laugh in the face of perfect digital reproduction. They're the ones who remind us that art isn't about sterile perfection; it's about the beautiful, flawed, human struggle to create something meaningful. So raise a glass to the artists with real chops, the ones who remind us that even in a world obsessed with the artificial, the authentic still matters.
ERNIE PARADA
INGRID YUZLY-MATHURIN
COLE LEVI-CROUCH
Sebastián Bravo Guerrero
TESS PARKER
JAWLESS
FEBRUARY 21 - MARCH 14, 2025










ERNIE PARADA
Sunken Treasure
Acrylic on Masonite
17” x 25”









INGRID YUZLY-MATHURIN
In the Light of Change (middle)
Oil on Canvas
11” x 14”
Black History Matter
Oil on Canvas
14” x 18”
COLE levi-crouch
Rats in my Brain
Acrylic on Canvas
20” x 24”
Summer Nights
Print on Canvas
20” x 26”
Sebastián Bravo Guerrero
Jaguar Protector
Hand Embellished Print
17” x 22”
Sip (middle)
Acrylic on Canvas
47” x 39”
Jaguared Tropical Curandera
Hand Embellished Print
17” x 22”
tess parker
Jar of Hearts
Polymer clay, paint, glass jar
7” x 4” (sculpture)
Gulf of Mexicana
Hand sculpted Wire, tinfoil, Polymer clay, and acrylic paint
8.5” x 5.5” (sculpture)
jawless
Marilyn
Paint Marker & Aerosol on Print on Canvas
15” x 29”
3D Jawless
3D Print on Wood Panel
12” x 12”