David Schafer
David Schafer is a conceptualist whose sculptural and sound works add up to more than meets the eye. Still, there is plenty to look at--and listen to in this immersive installation. More...
Tony DeLap
Tony DeLap explains, “I don’t want to minimalize anything; what I want to do is complicate it.” And his work is indeed playfully complex, tricks the eye and redefine the space it inhabits. More...
Steven Williams
Steven Williams records lost and forgotten moments, objects and places of the American West in gorgeous black and white silver gelatins prints using a tradition 8 x 10 camera. More...
Lucinda Parker
Lucinda Parker’s recent paintings focus on geological forms, mountain landscapes filtered through jigsaw-like, interlocking forms. More...
Lucinda Parker
Lucinda Parker’s recent paintings focus on geological forms, mountain landscapes filtered through jigsaw-like, interlocking forms. More...
Fred Tomaselli
Fred Tomaselli records his personal and aesthetic response to daily reality of the twenty-first century as it arrives daily upon his Brooklyn doorstep with the delivery of his copy of The New York Times. More...
Fred Tomaselli
Fred Tomaselli records his personal and aesthetic response to daily reality of the twenty-first century as it arrives daily upon his Brooklyn doorstep with the delivery of his copy of The New York Times. More...
Artist Biographies: An Annotated Selection
Twenty years ago James Yood started a reading project that continues today: Artist biographies. Here's a primer to some of the best among the hundreds he has read in case you want to catch the bug too. More...
Jessica Rath
Using sculpture, light, and sound to illustrate the methods used by bumblebees to find "A Better Nectar," Jessica Rath's multi-sensory installation is both aesthetically vigorous and highly informative. More...
