JOHN NYBOER

Berlin Andreus No. 1

16" x 20", Archival giclée print

Madeline Riley No. 1

30" x 40", Archival giclée print

Mad Lines

8" x 10", Archival giclée print

Apparition No. 1

16" x 20", Archival cotton rag print

Apparition No. 2

16" x 20", Archival cotton rag print

Artem Tcivirko No. 1

16" x 20", Archival Giclée

D Payne No. 1

16" x 20", Archival giclée print

D Payne Juggle

16" x 20", Archival giclée print

Dez Steps In

8" x 10", Archival giclée print

Dishon Gold No. 1

30" x 40", Archival giclée print

Jae Breez No. 1

8" x 10", Archival giclée print

Legstrong

16" x 20", Archival cotton rag print

Lily Frias

8" x 10", Archival giclée print

Maggie Fleming No. 1

16" x 20", Archival giclée print

Megan Tallon No. 1

16" x 20", Archival giclée print

Shantel Urena No. 1

16" x 20", Archival giclée print

Slim Boogie

8" x 10", Archival giclée print

Youki Terukina #1

30" x 40", Archival giclée print

Artist Statement CV Press Release

As John Nyboer walked through the streets of downtown Los Angeles thinking about “the fear and ignorance that had prevailed in the 2016 election”, Nyboer stumbled on this seemingly secret gathering in the heart of downtown. Nyboer was so impressed by the diversity of the group, their positivity and open forum style, that he was compelled to document their work. “The Lot” represents what the future could look like if everyone lived according to the ethos of these dancers whom in his words “represent the best of humanity”

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