A curation by Natalie Slater, Art Agent at Snap Collective - ‘Household Names’ is a curation that assembles works that trade in instant recognition. Fast food, retail logos, cartoon mascots, mass-produced icons — images built to be consumed quickly and remembered without effort. Across painting, collage, and mixed media, these artists slow the imagery down. Familiar products are enlarged, isolated, flattened, or obsessively reworked. Logos linger longer than they’re supposed to. Packaging becomes surface. Mascots lose their script. There’s no grand critique here and no nostalgia, either. The interest lies in familiarity itself — how certain images become visual muscle memory. You don’t need context. You already know what you’re looking at. Removed from shelves and screens, these objects stop selling and start behaving differently. Recognition becomes the medium. Branding becomes texture. Desire gets rerouted into composition. This curation looks at what happens when consumer imagery is given too much time — when the things designed to disappear are forced to stay in the frame.