Sue Williams
This min-retrospective includes memorable individual works, but leaves us wondering how Sue Williams got from here to there. More...
Andrei Molodkin
Oil is both subject and object in Andrei Molodkin's installation of abstract kineticism that electrifies the museum space. More...
"Interior Margins"
Raw imagination and materials replace overt feminism or references to traditional women's work in "Interior Margins", a group of eleven women artists. More...
Jim Waid
Jim Waid's sensual paintings imbue immersive landscape imagery with musical references. More...
Yvette Gellis
Originally from the Midwest, Gellis grew up in an idyllic community just outside Chicago. She describes the experience of More...
Kirsten Everberg
Drive down almost any Los Angeles street, and you're sure to find an eclectic mix of architectural styles--Tudor, Mediterranean More...
Still Amazing
It was on a sunny morning back in August of 2004 when then Denver mayor--now Colorado governor--John Hickenlooper announced that Patricia Still had chosen Denver to be the recipient of a hoard of riches in the form of 2400 paintings and More...
ASCO
One of the best ideas to come out of Pacific Standard Time is a retrospective of the Chicano performance and conceptual art group Asco, a group whose inventive irreverence helped enliven and enrich the cultural landscape of Los Angeles More...
Maddy LeMel
The found object sculptures of Maddy LeMel may be simply constructed but they are rich in visual reference and imaginative interpretation. More...
Michael Roque Collins
The land- and seascape paintings of Michael Roque Collins are visually rich to the point of being hallucinatory, often feeling familiar yet very strange. More...
Rumi Koshino
In an installation of paper pyramids Rumi Koshino makes aesthetic use of the eccentric qualities of Form/Space Atelier's floor and stairs. More...
John Marin
John Marin is shown to have been among early modernism's most gifted landscape painters in this selection of over 60 oils and watercolors. More...
