Barry McGee
The impression of chaos is by design. Barry McGee's manic energy sharpens into a joyful but socially engaged installation. More...
Thomas Gardiner
How Americans and Canadiens are viewed in other parts of the world is a question and engages photographer Thomas Gardiner, a Canadian whose images convey the perspective of an outsider who is both dazzled and troubled by what he sees. More...
Lipogram Vanity
Do art critics love to play word games? James Yood reminds us that they are, after all, WRITERS; it's OK to have fun with the raw material. More...
“Ten: Modern Abstract”
Spotlighting how ten Arizona artists get to their own place within the broad genre of abstraction allows for some sifting. Some of the work here doesn't rise above blandness and design, but enough does to convince us its continual power to take us where we have not been. More...
David Beckley / Alexander Mouton
David Beckley and Alexander Mouton deal in their respective photography shows with the past, present and future prospects for an area referred to as “borderlands,” the north-south corridor of east central Europe running from Poland to Ukraine. More...
Virginia Katz
Virginia Katz definitely makes landscape paintings, but piles on the paint until they become sculptural. But it is her feel for environmental issues that makes them resonant. More...
Lynn Aldrich
The latter day ready-mades of Lynn Aldrich come from hardware and office supply stores but are imbued with spiritual qualities. More...
Chintz, Kitsch and Letdown in the Infinity Room
The wait to spend a minute in Yayoi Kusama's immersive "Infinity Mirrored Room" at the new Broad turned out to be an underwhelming art experience, a theme-park-like build-up that lacks sincerity of intent. More...
“The Many Faces of Modernism”
This is one among a series of shows on the subject of Modernism in New Mexico, and is the best outside of the larger museum shows. More...
