Eamon Espey's densly patterned black and white drawings diagram states of paranoia, mythology and the occult. His work has appeared in Free Radicals, Galago and Critical Citadel. In 2008 his comics and drawings were collected into the book “Wormdye.” Right now he lives in Baltimore and is working on his next book.

Carlos Gonzalez’ video “The Crystal Ball” is a home made 'psycho-drama' about the host of a public access TV show who burns the face of a fan and would be interviewer with corrosive acid. The victim is assisted by a local nurse in extracting his revenge, but too much is never enough as the movie reaches a climax of violence, confusion, and top-notch showmanship. Gonzalez is the author of “Slime Freak,” a member of Russian Tsarlag and has been making videos since 2006. His work has appeared in “Kramer's Ergot 6,” and “Nazi Knife.” He lives and works in a cryptorium in Providence, RI.

Haisi Hu creates narrative videos using stop-motion animated puppets, toys and mannequins. The beauty and meticulousness of her work bespeaks an urgent concern for the fate of the world. She will present the intricately carved puppets and elaborate set pieces of her work in progress, “On the Debris of Affluence.” Hu was born in Guang Zhou, and lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

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“Interesting” Gallery is a temporary art space in Prospect Park South, the project of Rebecca Bird and Matthew Thurber featuring the work of interesting new artists.

Gallery hours are Friday and Saturday 12-6PM, Sunday 2-5PM and by appointment.

Directions: Q train to Church Avenue. Exit at St. Pauls Place and Caton Avenue, walk up St. Pauls Place one block , turn right on Crooke Avenue, first door on the right, buzzer #2B.