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Reynan Punzalan, Founder/Director
Reynan Punzalan was born in the Philippines and moved to The Bronx at the age of 4. He specializes in colorful weavings which combine traditional and unexpected materials. As an avid traveler and native New Yorker, he is inspired not only by the local crafts of skilled textile and basket weavers from around the world, but also by the dynamic and bold fashion scene of the city. His work is a celebration of rich textures and vibrant colors which simultaneously pay homage to both primitive and contemporary art.
Reynan earned his BA from Vassar College as an Art Major with a focus on sculpture. Immediately after, he completed a one year architecture program, “A Tale of Two Cities”, through Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. He spent two semesters in Paris studying art, architecture, and French. Professionally, he has also worked in Marketing for Knoll for 15 years which has helped sharpen his keen sense for beautiful design. His work has been featured in Knoll Showrooms in New York City and also in an exhibition at WallWorksNY in The Bronx.
Reynan currently lives and works in both The Bronx and Roscoe, NY.
@ReynanMakes
Teresa Tulipano, Director of Programming
Teresa Tulipano is a writer, storyteller, artist and teacher who lives in Roscoe, NY. She is a mentor and Production Assistant at Manor Ink.
Teresa is a DVAA 2024 Individual Artist Grantee in Literature for her storytelling. In 2024 she taught LGBTQIA+ Storytelling at Catskill Art Space on the theme of Queer Love. She performs regularly with Yarnslingers, a Catskills storytelling group.
Teresa teaches art across multiple mediums, as well as memoir writing classes, pop culture-inspired writing classes, and generative writing clinics throughout the Catskills. She also paints, makes block prints, sculpts, and makes jewelry. Her solo art show, "Sugar Skulls -n- Bones" was exhibited in the fall of 2024 at the 32 Main Street Art Gallery, Parksville, NY.
@talisman_art_tribe
Viktoriia Endrukhina
Born and raised in Ukraine, Viktoriia Endrukhina is a talented artist who honed her skills at Kotlyarevskyi College of Culture and Poltava Korolenko National Pedagogical University. The gift of artistry runs in her family, passed down from her mother, Svitlana Endrukhina. Viktoriia’s journey began with traditional folk art, where vivid and bold colors reflect the essence of her homeland.
Her life took a transformative turn when she moved to the United States, where the rich tapestry of diverse cultures ignited a profound array of emotions within her. This new environment nurtured her ability to convey peace and tranquility through her art.
Now settled in the picturesque Catskill Mountains, Viktoriia finds immense joy in capturing the beauty of nature — from the delicate blooms of spring to the majestic evergreens that crown the hills and peaks. As the season shift, she masterfully embraces the varied moods of nature, painting with oil on fine paper or canvas.
Recently, Viktoriia introduced an exciting new line of fine art, characterized by a harmonious blend of enticing colors that create an ethereal atmospshere. Through her work, she invites viewers to experience the serenity and beauty of the world around us.
Jordan Harvey
Jordan James Harvey, founder of Remote Control Technology and Novo Reality, is a leading futurist with over 20 years of experience shaping the tech landscape. Known for his strategic thinking and design-driven approach, he has helped major industry players develop innovative software and hardware solutions.
Through Novo Reality, Jordan is pushing the boundaries of virtual reality and robotics, creating immersive experiences that redefine how people interact with technology. His commitment to the field also extends to education—at the School of Visual Arts, he has mentored students exploring the intersection of art, tech, and interactive media.
Jordan’s work has earned him multiple industry recognitions and invitations to speak at NYCxDesign Week, Sotheby’s Art of VR Conference, and The Future of Storytelling, where he shares insights on emerging technologies and their impact.
Driven by a passion for innovation, Jordan continues to inspire entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts as he helps shape a more connected, forward-thinking world.
Jen de Fouchier
As a multi-type artist exploring imagery, scenery, shapes, and forms, Jenn crafts captivating narratives that connect the dots and bring people together. Leading We Make Pop, an experiential marketing agency in NY, she turns ideas into impactful experiences. Her art lives on Jenn—aart.com and her collaborative spirit led to a co-authored book with her sisters; “Un amour de famille”, recently published by Grasset. Although she is new to the region she feels like she finally found her home.
Marisa Ruglio
Marisa Ruglio began throwing pots at Earthworks on the Upper East Side of New York City, seeking a tactile outlet to balance long hours spent writing in advertising. After nearly a decade of exploring different clays, forms, and firings, she relocated to a mountaintop in Roscoe, NY—where pottery evolved from pastime to passion, and her work took on a more sculptural, personal identity.
Marisa creates functional yet artistic ceramics that reflect the natural curves and weathered, muddled surfaces of the Catskills landscape. Drawn to form over formal decoration, she favors cone 6 salt firing—a process where atmospheric effects in the kiln create elemental unpredictability across each piece. Her pottery evokes the timeworn beauty of ancient artifacts, echoing the found forms that first inspired her as a child.
A professional copywriter with an MA in literature, Marisa weaves narrative into her work, telling stories through texture, shape, and surface, as well as through written reflections that share her inspiration. Her ceramics—and the sentiments they carry—can be found in local markets and shops throughout the region including Catskills Curated, The Hound Books, and the Farmhouse Project Makers Market.
@marisarugliopottery
Jess Kaufman
Jess Kaufman is a multidisciplinary artist, producer, educator and arts researcher. As a queer, Jewish, disable artist, her visual art work celebrates queer, curvy “real-people” through experiments with curvy ceramic forms featuring scribbles and paintings of nudes. Sgraffito (layered carving), watercolor slip-painting, and salt-firing add textural elements to her work. Her handmade ceramic pieces sit at the intersection of function and form, equally at home on the mantle and the dinner table.
As the Producing Artistic Director of Flying Leap Productions, her thoughtful, playful, ambitious performance work activates public space to invite under-served young people and families to cross boundaries. Jess’ research explores the intersection of embodiment, audience reception, participation and site-specificity. She has presented at conferences around the world, and her writing has been published in multiple peer-reviewed journals; she has chapters in two forthcoming books on site-specific performance.
Jess has been a New York Foundation for the Arts “Emerging Arts Leader”, a New Victory Theater LabWorks Artist, and her work has received support from ART New York, Arts Council England, the New York City Artist Corps, and more. She is currently serving as the Acting Executive Director of Theater for Young Audiences USA (TYA/USA). She currently teaches at teh Lucy Moses School in NYC, the Catskill Art Space and the Livingston Manor Free Library, is a Community Health Champion Trainer for Sullivan 180, and runs an arts-based sensory play group for children with disabilities and their families.
Ianthe Jackson
Ianthe Jackson is an artist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY and the Catskills. She received her bachelors degree from School of Visual Arts in Manhattan and received a fellowship for her masters in sculpture from Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. Her work explores ideas of place, perception, and our relationship to the natural world. She is a multidisciplinary artist working primarily in drawing and sculpture / installation.
Jackson’s work has been shown nationally and internationally. Most recently she has had a solo exhibition at Olean Public Library in Olean, NY. She has a public artwork at the Ridgefield Park Sculpture Park in NJ through Art Mora Gallery and has had a solo show at the Delapleine Art Center in Maryland, and participated in MaLonNY in Mariampoli, Lituania. She has attended residencies at Art Omi, Sculpture Space, and Homeland Gallery. She has been awarded the New York Foundation for the Arts Artist as Entrepreneur Bootcamp and was nominated twice for the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award.
She collaborates with artists Mike Estabrooke and Vandana Jain to create and develop their studio space, Cloud of BATs, through collaboration, regular screenings and open studio events.
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The Roscoe Collective is a shared creative space and gallery for local artists. We are seeking committed artists to help shape and sustain a space that is part studio, shop, gallery, and community venue. We’re all about creativity, collaboration, and connections.
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