LA Sculptors: Nathan Mabry
Among the new generation of young, LA-based sculptors who reference modernism explicitly in their work, few do it with the wit, smarts, reverence, irreverence, and sheer jaw-dropping More...
Felis Stella
IKEA inspired art sounds like an oxymoron, but Felis Stella brings mixes an informed etymological interest with just enough creative mischief. More...
A Lens on the Land
The American West has been defined by its landscape, and its landscape, in turn, has been defined by photography. While the paintings of Thomas Moran, William Keith and Albert Bierstadt already fascinated the Eastern... More...
Eric Elliott
They may be still lifes, but Eric Elliott's paintings are filled with near monochrome daubs of paint the nearly obscure their subjects. More...
Leonardo Drew
Leonardo Drew's gridded constructions of recycled wood serve as an aesthetic wake-up call to global consumerism's endless party. More...
Linda Fleming
Linda Fleming's sculptures are geometric, but enlivened by nature that imbues them with mystery. More...
Cig Harvey
Cig Harvey often inserts herself into witty and richly ambiguous color photographs that get you to create your own story. More...
Matt Sellars
It's not the sea as subject that make Matt Sellar's current show so distinctive, it's the unexpected stylistic interpretation of it. More...
''Art in the Streets''
'Art in the Streets' raises that classic question: what happens when art is shifted from its natural context to the refined precincts of a museum? More...
