John O'Brien
John O'Brien is interested in the histories and practices of museums. This interest is more in the conceptual tradition of Marcel Broodthaers More...
Jian Wang
At age twelve Wang was accepted into the Dalian Youth Palace of Arts, where he studied for six years. At the urging of his parents he earned his degree in engineering, a discipline More...
Hadar Sobol
Stitchwork and the senescent woman is the central combination in the poignant work of Hadar Sobol. More...
Sherrie Wolf
What were background figures drawn from familiar art historical sources, Sherrie Wolf now places squarely in the foreground. More...
Monica Lundy
Monica Lundy's fascination for the history of incarceration translates mug shots into reflections on resilience and beauty. More...
Il Lee
Ballpoint pen on paper drawings by Il Lee glide past the basic simplicity of the medium to provide insights on how art, and the universe, work. More...
David Trulli
David Trulli's corporate multi-storied facades of sterile glass references what man hath wrought but does not apparently inhabit. More...
Kim Abeles
'Art and Activism' covers an important slice of Kim Abeles' body of work over the last 25 years. More...
Buff Monster
Street artist Buff Monster presents a colorful cast of amorphous characters in tie-dye camouflage. More...
Whiting Tennis
For Whiting Tennis, reading Abraham Lincoln's biography in the late 1980s triggered an ongoing interest in American history, and the Northwest-based artist has since made a career out
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Nellie King Solomon
Nellie King Solomon makes luscious, ephemeral large-scale abstract paintings on Mylar, addressing issues of space and environment
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