Works by Jill Greenberg and Casey McGlynn included in Larry's List SoHo Feature
Works by Bau-Xi artists, Jill Greenberg and Casey McGlynn, are included in LARRY'S LIST's feature about Marc and Sara Schiller's collection in their SoHo apartment. Marc and Sara Schiller are the founders of Wooster Collective, launched 2001, and have built a collection of street art, outsider art, and fine art.
About Jill Greenberg: New York-based photographer Jill Greenberg is known internationally for her signature portrait style that has captured both the anthropomorphic sensitivity of animals and the playful, politically-inflected poses of crying children. Greenberg expertly combines artistic intervention with a distinctly editorial aesthetic informed by her concurrent career as a widely successful commercial photographer.
Decorated with awards for both her commercial and fine art photography, Greenberg has since been exhibited worldwide, with her work collected by both private collectors and public institutions, including the Portland Museum of Art and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Greenberg currently lives and works from her studio in New York, NY.
About Casey McGlynn: Casey McGlynn’s paintings are visual composites of autobiography and collective memory, at once literal and endlessly symbolic. Highly referential images—animals, people, popular media, textual documents—narrate scenes from the artist’s life while also prompting the viewer’s imagination through allegory and archetype. Working with a combination of techniques, McGlynn imbues this timeless visual repertoire with contemporary life: adventurous explorations of colour, humour, and satire.
McGlynn’s works can be found in a number of private and public collections in both Canada and the US. Most recently his work was acquired for the HBC Global Art Collection in New York.