Quint Contemporary Art's current show exhibits work from an eclectic group of artists. The pieces in the exhibition by MIke Calway-Fagen, Joseph Huppert, Francesco Longenecker, Lee Materazzi (here), Timothy Earl Neil, and Ali Silverstein pull from a variety of art historical and current issues.

Mike Calway-Fagen is an artist from Tennessee currently living and working in San Diego. Primarily through the mediums of collage and sculpture, Mike explores the making of art objects as an attempt to express inquiries that lie outside scientific observation and "hard-line rationality" whose focus spans from ideas as intimate as personal and family histories to concepts as broad as "human worth and insignificance, existence as animals, faith, time, death, [and] love."

Mike Calway-Fagen is a San Diego-based artist that is currently working on his MFA from UC San Diego. His work critiques complacency and aestheticizes catastrophe. With an interest in resuscitating activism, his work offers upon alternatives to disaster, critiques on our creation of disaster, and a soft-hearted acceptance of our fate.