William Bailey
William Bailey crafts a highly detailed world, both eerie and muted, that has been dredged from his own psyche. More...
Jonathan Wateridge
Known previously for him movie set and disaster scenes, Jonathan Wateridge gets more subdued in images that give us more than meets the eye. More...
Jeff Koons
Two works are enough for Jeff Koons to evoke contrasting ideals of childhood that are masked behind less flash than usual. More...
Miriam Wosk
Perhaps best known for her magazine and fashion illustration, Miriam Wosk also produced art packed full of visual energy and event. More...
Alfredo De Stefano
Alfredo de Stefano walks a conceptual path, fabricating and then photographing primitivist tableaux that convey a strong ecological subtext. More...
R.H. Quaytman
R.H. Quaytman’s project-based research and mining of this non-collecting museum’s archives turns into homage, with an emphasis on portraiture. More...
Ronald Davis
Day-Glo colors captured in sculptural, geometric arrangements populate Ronald Davis’s latest body of digital work. More...
Ynez Johnston
Restlessness and wonder lie at the heart of Ynez Johnston's schematics of stacked and layered cities. More...
"End of the World"
A group of 15 artists stare into the maw of the apocalypse and manage to express both the humor and dangers of our fascination with it. More...
"DataViz: Information as Art"
"DataViz" is a mash-up of Conceptual and Environmental Art by artists who address issues of climate change and social responsibility. More...
June Harwood
June Harwood's version of hard edge abstraction resists reference to specific shapes found in the natural world, yet feel organic to the eye. More...
Homeboy Industries
Pastor and author Gregory Joseph Boyle founded Homeboy Industries in 1992. Through it this trio of young artists have used art to overcome great challenges. More...
