Bas Jan Ader
The thirty-three year old Bas Jan Ader disappeared in 1975 while attempting to complete a performance - crossing the Atlantic alone in a 13-foot sailboat. More...
Shane Guffogg
Shane Guffogg bases his new series on Leonardo da Vinci’s "Ginevra de’Benci," and in doing so renders the old quite new. More...
Where Art and Money are Well Met
Bill Lasarow shares the skepticism of many as to art market distortions. But the dealers' role remains that of a key intermediary. More...
Stanley Casselman
How we grasp new scientific paradigms of nature is a role embraced by Stanley Casselman in paintings that explore evolution and metaphysics. More...
Beth Secor
A series of "Trees" in effect documents Beth Secor's visits to her elderly father at a nursing home, where she connected to both plants and parent. More...
''Picasso and Chicago''
"Picasso in Chicago" is only in part about stating Chicago's importance in the shadow of New York's cultural dominance. It takes us beyond the aura of art to some of its science. More...
Llyn Foulkes
How a master of ambivalence can emerge as such a passionate voice explains why the art world long underestimated Llyn Foulkes. More...
The Bottom Line About the Bottom Line
Some argue that art has declined into a cash-driven, idea-poor spectacle, but perhaps there is more to the vast continent of art than its highest end market. More...
Shane Guffogg
Shane Guffogg bases his new series on Leonardo da Vinci’s "Ginevra de’Benci," and in doing so renders the old quite new. More...
Taryn Simon
Taryn Simon delved into the Picture Collection of the New York Public Library to make art from compiled images of handshakes, swimming pools and rear views. More...
John Thomson
John Thomson, was well known as a traveler, geographer and primarily a photographer, the first to record 19th century China. More...
