Tony Delap / Ruth Pastine
Tony Delap brings his trademark master of illusion to paintings keyed in green. Ruth Pastine works with elegant systems of color More...
Michael Kessler
There are apocalyptic undercurrents to Michael Kessler's mixed media paintings that impose organic messiness on orderly grids. More...
Some Assembly Required
'Some Assembly Required' is a panoramic survey of assemblage and collage, an especially vital tradition over the last century in Southern California. More...
''Framing Abstraction''
Carefully curated, 'Framing Abstraction' successfully shuttles between the poles of the spiritual and nihilistic traditions. More...
Mayumi Nishida
Glass and acrylic spheres serve to amplify minute shifts in ambient light in Mayumi Nishida's reliefs and an interactive installation. More...
Darren Waterston
Nothing is what it seems to be in the work of San Francisco artist Darren Waterston. Barely-there orbs ooze from one More...
Christo and Jeanne-Claude: 'Over the River'
For more than half a century, environmental artist Christo, in collaboration with his late wife Jeanne-Claude, has created non-objective interventions into the landscape and cityscape typically on an enormous scale More...
David Levinthal
This sampling of photographs from various of David Levinthal's series is a great introduction to grown up narratives that can be drawn from toys. More...
''In the Dark''
A trio of artists eschew color in favor of the dark; and they extrude the subtle joys of tone, texture and context. More...
Halim Alkarim
Halm Alkarim's photo-based faces are among the most moving being produced today, and manage to meaningfully examine More...
Ray Turner
In a long series of portraits Ray Turner's obsession in recent years with the face has gelled thanks to his free but disciplined painterly attack. More...
Deborah Oropallo
Deborah Oropallo explores gender power, the symbolism of the uniform, and the role or iconic imagery in shaping female identity. More...
