Phillip King
Phillip King contributed to the revolution in British sculpture beginning in the 1960s, and this survey puts on display his blend of whimsy and rigor. More...
Surrealism
"Surrealism: New Worlds" is a sprawling survey of about 100 works that refreshes appreciation for the movement with numerous highlights. More...
Roger Kuntz
From 1959 to 1962 Roger Kuntz produced a series of Southern California landscape paintings of freeway signs, ramps and blimps. More...
Moshe Elimelech
Moshe Elimelech's current watercolors tickle the eye and offer visual clues that leave the door to viewer engagement wide open. More...
Reno: Elegies to the Environment
The view from the roof of the Nevada Museum of Art is a sublime justification for this unique Reno-based institution's focus on the collection and presentation of art that examines the natural More...
DJ Hall
Venice-based painter DJ Hall has made a career of parlaying the ideal Southern California lifestyle into More...
Ryan Travis Christian
Anyone who didn't grow up in the suburbs knows someone who did. There is a common cultural vision of suburban reality, which is so pervasive More...
Piper O'Neill
Dubbed "the blue-eyed devil" by feminist artist Kiki Smith, Piper O'Neill is a Seattle artist whose delicate work makes manifest female growing pains. In her new show More...
Martin Lubner
Martin Lubner probes memory for primal layers in paintings of "Impossible Forms" made poignant due to their very unreality. More...
Vivian Maier
Remarkably, a self-motivated nanny, Vivian Maier, left an only recently discovered body of work that places her among the great street photographers. More...
Francisco Letelier and Bobby Rojas
Francisco Letelier and Bobby Rojas seem like an odd pairing, but it is the context of Los Angeles that makes their differences the point. More...
"Phenomenal"
“Phenomenal: California Light, Space, Surface” is the PST show focused on those breakout '60s styles: Light & Space and Finish Fetish. More...
Peter Shelton
Cantankerous renegade Peter Shelton converses with yet thumbs his aesthetic nose at the convictions of the old New York School. More...
