'60 Americans' is a response to the ill-gotten gains of flipper based collectors, money corrupted and trend obsessed gallerists, shopping mall (puppy mill/factory) inspired art fairs, nepotism and favoritism of the made men and women of fast track MFA programs in America. This exhibition will offer an alternative perspective on what's arguably relevant and important in the current landscape of American contemporary art. Curated by Noah Becker, Alexander Venet & Terrence Sanders.

This special volume 1 edition features 101 of the most exciting artists from around the World. Curator Terrence Sanders has complied a survey of emerging and mid-career artists of the 21st century. The selection includes a wide variety of works by pioneering artists like Dan Tague, Jamel Shabazz, GEN Atem, Marcus Jansen, Franko B, John Boone, Walter Bortolossi, Miriam Bossard, Clayton Campbell, Laura Chasman, Eteri Chkadua, Citizen X, Sid Daniels, Mark Harris, Jed Jackson, Marilyn Murphy, alongside a new generation including Jessica Barroso Gomez, Shannondoah Buckley, Cecilia Charlton,...

"Take the compassionate eye of photographer Walker Evans, add the contemporary tragedy of Hurricane Katrina and a dash of poetry, and you have Terrence Sanders. Sanders's subjects confront the camera willingly and without coercion, with a variety of attitudes--some are vulnerable, others manage a shy or sheepish smile, a couple of them look high on something; all are united by their education in the School of Hard Knocks. "There but for the grace of God go I," might be the first thought to occur to viewers, followed by the question: What happened to these people that made them slip through...