Meyers / Molina
Their work is distinct, but Mike Meyers' and Yvette Molina's interest in the earth as a gigantic and holy machine enlivens the pairing. More...
Susan Mikula
Susan Mikula's hazy Polaroids of industrial and harbor sites evoke memories of faded glories. More...
Mark Bradford
Mark Bradford deftly crafts a bridge between high and low culture, from art worthy of this museum survey to the goings-on of a women's hair salon. More...
Gajin Fujita
Gajin Fujita masterfully integrates tagging and traditional Japanese ukiyo-e painting, much as he has done for several years now. More...
Cyrus Tilton
For Cyrus Tilton the human race has become like a Biblical plague of locusts. “The Cycle” makes a disturbing, funny and, sadly, strong case for More...
Hans Burkhardt
Beneath the ferocity of Hans Burkhardt’s exacting brushwork and application of oil paint there is an undeniable remnant of hope. More...
Juan Downey
The groundbreaking video installations of Juan Downey link aesthetic and social energy and explicate it in a rich variety of ways. More...
Now Dig This!
"Now Dig This!" examines the legacy of African American artists in L.A., providing a coherent context for multiple generations of artists. More...
Nic Nicosia
In the context of a larger group show, Ni Nicosia's "I See Light" offers a compelling visual space freighted with psychological heft. More...
Laura McPhee
The majestic landscape of Sawtooth Valley in Idaho is displayed in absorbing, monumentally scaled photographs by Laura McPhee. More...
Creating 'The Great Picture'
To view The Great Picture in its current horseshoe-shaped configuration is to witness a photographic artwork that is awe-inspiring in size and impressive in technology More...
George Herms
"Chaos' Job: Restrain Order" sums up George Herms' life as an artist. Its potpourri of junk and meaningless squiggles adds up to ... art! More...
Jamie Bollenbach
The female nude may be the starting point in Jamie Bollenbach's paintings, but his process leads to amazingly unexpected results. More...
Fred Eversley
A four-decade survey of Fred Eversley's luminous polyester resin sculptures display elegant optical illusions created by curve and reflections. More...
