Praxis Ave. is a space based on the idea of approaching problems, and finding solutions
through art and practice. At the Brewery Artwalk we host a number of fun and intriguing artists
of different mediums. Exploring society, personality, and humor that spark inspiration and
emotion.
Bronwen Keller is a mixed media artist versed in acrylic painting, alcohol inks, monoprinting,
and washi tape creations. Look for her bright colored animal paintings, washi tape and resin
abstract pieces, and lots of small one-of-a-kind functional art pieces!
Instagram – @bronwens.art
Matt Krivicke is a commercial artist with a very broad and varied background. He’s primarily a
sculptor and fabricator. Look for his copper skulls, PVC animal busts, plaster life casts, and
silicone snails at Art Walk!
Instagram – @chopsprops @itshandchop
www.chopsprops.com
Brian Pierson, a professor of physical Anthropology, was a special effects and professional
artist for several decades. He has been working in sculpture and ceramics. Most of his art is
dark or fantasy related, but has toned it down a bit with his ceramics.
Nicolette Spear’s “Dopamine” Series captures the paradoxical nature of technology, its ability
to both connect and isolate us, while encouraging viewers to reflect on their own relationship
with the digital world. Her incorporation of app icons, arranged throughout the figures in her
paintings, symbolizes the familiar layout of a device’s home screen, highlighting the pervasive
nature of digital addiction. This juxtaposition of technology and the human form suggests that
technology has become an integral part of our existence.
Nicolette’s earlier works deal with subjects like sexuality, self reflection and feminism. All of her
works tend to include contrasting backgrounds and meticulously rendered figures realized with
layers of oil paint on canvas.
Instagram@NicoletteSpearArt
Facebook.com/NicoletteSpearArt
www.NicoletteSpear.com
Jack Currier is a hyper realistic artist and prosthetic makeup artist based in Los Angeles. He
grew up in Southern California with a passion for movies and the makeup effects, and in high
school fell in love with contemporary art— exploring pieces that are focused on the individual.
He continues working on his art pieces while working in film and television.
Jack’s art comes from his interest in people: their experiences, their beliefs, and why they are
the way they are. The people you walk by or see on your way to work are the people he finds
most intriguing. We only see them for a split second but Jack is interested in how they got
there. When he decides on a subject, he then finds a moment— an expression— that truly
captures the essence of that person and turns it into a sculpture.
jacks_fx@yahoo.com
instagram.com/jackcurrierstudios