Yool Kim


Seoul-based artist Yool Kim navigates ideas of identity and subconscious mind through mixed media artwork. Her paintings focus on figures expressing a form of disorder. This is seen not through just facial expressions, but extends throughout the painting to express dissatisfaction and dizziness that come from the human experience. Kim’s work often highlights self expression that have not yet matured, an expression stunted in growth. Her desire is to organize these emotions through her artwork.

Kim was born in 1982 and graduated from Hongik University Graduate School of Industry in 2015 with a degree in Color Studies.


EXHIBITIONS:
Outsider Art Fair 2026
Outsider Art Fair 2025
Warm Connection (solo show)
Play Factory (solo show)
Summer Freestyle

Summer Lounge
Autodidact

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Isolina Minjeong


Isolina Minjeong (b. 1997, Chicago, IL) is a New York City-based muralist and ceramic sculptor whose visual style blends manga imagery with ancient mythology. Reflecting her dual heritage of Korean and Peruvian roots, Isolina juxtaposes bold text with vibrant patterns and imagery to weave together an interdisciplinary world of storytelling. Spanning both muralism and ceramic statuary, her art delves deeply into selfhood and the broader world, transforming her rich cultural inspirations into striking homages to a future yet to be tread.

EXHIBITIONS:
Defender

Pink Soldiers

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Van Eggers

Born in Chicago in 1993 and raised in the suburbs north of the city, Van Eggers draws inspiration from the same adolescent spirit and suburban nuance that defined the films of John Hughes. His work explores themes of youthful mischief, the intimacies of subcultural boyhood, and the humor woven into everyday life. A figurative artist by trade, Eggers earned his BFA from Flagler College in 2016. Since then, his work has steadily expanded beyond the canvas, finding its way onto skateboards, T-shirts, album covers, murals, and even the human body itself. Currently based in Brooklyn, Eggers continues to paint relentlessly, embracing the process and energy that define his practice.

EXHIBITIONS:
Briding The Gap

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Jasper Stieve


Jasper Stieve (b. 2000, Lambertville, NJ)
Jasper is a self taught mixed media artist who is heavily influenced by industrious settings and admires the fluent chaos found in city scapes. Primarily working with found objects and in airbrush, his work often encourages interaction, pushing away the common “do not touch” principle. He is a household name in the NYC skateboarding community and recently created his own niche fashion brand. He lives and works in Brooklyn.

EXHIBITIONS:
Outsider Art Fair 2026
Petal To The Metal
Outsider Art Fair 2025
PIRATEJAZZ


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Louis Sarowsky


Louis Sarowsky is part of a new generation of "self-taught" artists. Not necessarily an Outsider. As it's almost impossible to go on without any knowledge of how things work directly at our fingertips. With YouTube, Instagram, Tik Tok, these new types of self taught artists are fearless and ambitious. Creating granite sculptures is no easy task for even the most seasoned sculptor. With only a few years under his belt in doing so, he is creating images that speak his language. As seen here in the "Stone VX1000", the most influential camera in skateboarding cinema. Known in the skateboarding community as Lurker Lou. His skateboarding and personality has always been his own. We are excited to be exhibiting perhaps his next chapter in super creative life.

Exhibitions:
Outsider Art Fair 2026
The Greatest American Art Form
Autodidact


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Court Tree Collective is an art gallery committed to pushing boundaries in close collaboration with the artists it represents. Its program is rooted in original, thought-provoking work that resists easy categorization, rejecting the confines of traditional labels in favor of a distinct energy and point of view. More than a conventional gallery, it operates as a living, evolving space driven by instinct
and a shared creative momentum that challenges the norms of the art world.

Founded and run independently by Stephen Lipuma and Amy Ng, Court Tree Collective exists outside the influence of corporate structures and the often exclusionary traditions of the industry. Sustained through alternative means and guided by an artist-first ethos, the gallery reflects the lived experience of its founders, who continue to embrace risk as an essential part of their practice. Drawing from counterculture, heritage, pop, skateboarding, music, and everyday life, the gallery cultivates a hybrid sensibility, where outsider perspectives and formal training intersect to create something immediate, raw, and resonant.︎

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Location

Industry City
51 35th Street,
BLD #5
2nd FL, Suite B236
Brooklyn, NY 11232


Mailing Address

Court Tree Collective
728 41st Street #1F
Brooklyn, NY 11232


Contact

info@courttree.com

917.225.9253








Gallery Hours

Thurs - Sat 12 - 6pm
Sun 12 - 5pm
*and by appointment



The 36 St subway station {D, N, R, trains} is the nearest one to Industry City in Brooklyn






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