Geoffrey Todd Smith
Psychedelic, hypnotic, dizzying, hallucinogenic. Standing in the midst of Geoffrey Todd Smith's recent show at More...
Doug Aitken
In a culture over-saturated with media, how do we make sense of the information that bombards us? The constant input of sights, sounds and smells has made us accomplished multi-taskers, capable of diverting our attention from one thing More...
Laura Karetzky
Laura Karetzky's paintings are subtly deceptive, seeming at first to be common everyday scenes. But nothing is quite what it seems. More...
''New Image Sculpture''
Common materials used to replicate everyday objects in 'New Image Sculpture' add up to anything but the ordinary. More...
Norman Zammitt (1931-2007)
You tend to stand in front of a Norman Zammitt painting like you would a Mark Rothko--that is, silenced by its transcendent quality. You're awestruck by the subtly gradated bands of color stretching across mural-size canvases. The expanses often evoke More...
Beili Liu
Titled 'Extent,' Beili Liu takes miles of thread and lengths of wicker to create thoughtful sculpture whose delicate presence belies the tangible effort behind them. More...
Ed Ruscha
Ed Ruscha sharpens the distinction between the car as fetish object versus a tool for viewing the world in 'Road Tested.' More...
Theodore Svenningsen
Theodore Svenningsen is a latter day conceptualist whose use of the word serves as the central formal element in intensely visual images. More...
Bart Exposito
Drawings and paintings on paper show Bart Expositio to be a master of architectural abstraction. More...
Amy Cutler / Runa Islam / Ruth Claxton
Three shows feature works that are produced at a high level of craft and intent, but end up speaking far more to themselves than to the excluded visitor. More...
