Dolly Faibyshev

Dolly Faibyshev is an American artist with a love for color, composition, and the human condition. She has photographed a wide range of subjects, from the primped and prodded models of New York Fashion Week to the overly groomed animals at the Dog Show, from Dolly Parton impersonators to the the muscle-bound performers of Wrestlemania, from the 1950s time capsule of Palm Springs to the faux iconic people and structures of Las Vegas. Born to Russian immigrants, the vicarious fantasy of America became ingrained in her from an early age until she learned to define those experiences in pictures. She is a New York City based self-taught photographer exploring the meaning of the American Dream in all of its forms.

Her work has been published in The New Yorker, Le Monde, TIME, The New York Times, Businessweek, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, W Magazine, The Village Voice, and other publications. 

Rob Anderson

Rob Anderson is a visual artist from Queens, New York City, born June 10th, 1989. Like a skilled improvisational musician, Rob looks at any space as an opportunity and with bold lines and shapes ignites his audiences innate connection to creativity. His work is delightfully free and irreverently reverent. Community work is a core of Rob's art path. In 2017, he began to volunteer summer art classes and mural workshops with the youth groups at Kingsbridge Heights Community Center (KHCC) in the Bronx. This led to his participation in fundraising events and interactive group mural projects. From 2018 to 2019, Rob worked with Federal Realty Investment Trust and the Fresh Meadows community to produce six outdoor murals geared towards Queens, NYC. His interactive “Kittizen” murals have been featured at events throughout New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, encouraging hundreds of participants of all backgrounds to collaborate in the art process. Recently, Rob is focused on spreading the message of community, equality, and empathy through murals popping up throughout Queens and Brooklyn. If you ever find Rob in the wild, he will happily offer you to join his mural making process, sharing his brushes and guidance to anyone who is captivated

Joe Gallagher

Joe Gallagher is a self-taught visual artist from Tacoma, WA. Currently working in Brooklyn, NY, his work involves his interpretation of dreams, daily interactions with people, diversity, and beautiful scenery around the world. Over the years, Joe created original cartoon characters and other pictures on large poster boards, which eventually led him to his passion of painting.

His contemporary style combines street and pop art with bright, graphic-style characters. Through its comical expression, the work wisely speaks to the meaning of human relationships and symbolism of different experiences.

Sara Zaher

Sara Zaher is an Art Director, Graphic Designer, and Visual Artist based in New York.

Born in Cairo; her restlessness pushed her to a path of transition. Since then she has lived in Beirut, London, Manchester, Sydney, and New York.

In 2015 she completed her MA in Graphic and Media Design from the University of the Arts London. This one year program helped define her interest in combining traditional graphic design elements with fine art practices such as illustration, photography, and visual art.

Her clients include CitizenM Hotel, Adobe, Disney, Nintendo, and CHNGE among many others. Her work has garnered national and international attention through publications such as Design Taxi, Grazia, Plastik, and Designboom. Her work has also been exhibited in galleries and fairs in New York, Sydney, Singapore, and Paris and has been featured in collections globally.

Molly Goldfarb

Molly Goldfarb is an independent studio artist based in lower Manhattan, best known for her vibrant acrylic and digital paintings in addition to her early marker works. Her pop-meets-punk aesthetic, colorful in both appearance and gesture, takes shape in a wide range of subject matter including abstract portraits, otherworldly “scenes,” word art, and visual notes from her travels and domestic surroundings.

Since starting her career in 2014, Molly has participated in a variety of pop-ups, exhibitions and art fairs including Aqua Art Miami, the LA Art Show, London Art Fair, CONTEXT NY, Market Art+ Design Hamptons and PULSE Art Fair, among others.

In 2020 she established Molly+Friends, a curatorial project through which she exhibits her work alongside a variety of contemporary artists both in her studio and online. The project will be making it’s in-person fair debut this upcoming September at Art on Paper. 

Molly remains prolific and continues to expand upon her growing body of work.