Grant Barnhart
In 'Beg for It' Barnhart uses contrast to showcase sense and senselessness, especially as they pertain to transformation and spectatorship. More...
Book Art Unbound
Artist's book, book art, art book, artist book, book arts, as similar as all these terms seem, the worlds they span can vary significantly, as can their definitions. Many such terms are used synonymously, or the same term may be used to refer to a very different object, concept, or practice. The setting of boundaries and definitions, wading through the grey areas, is highly More...
'Tools'
'Tools' generously displays functional and non-functional material culture. It conveys a nostalgic perspective on the history of tools paired with a selection of visual artists who are beguiled by that history. More...
'Road To Freedom'
'The Road to Freedom: Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement, 1956-1968: offers us a look back at the events and personalities who put body and mind on the line to work toward one of thte 20th century's greatest goods - racial equality. More...
Maria Luisa Morando
Morando's large-scale photographs are so washed in light that only the barest traces are left. More...
Katsuhisa Sakai
Katsuhisa Sakai brings a convincing pairing of form and soulfulness to his art. Drawing is the essence and permeates all his forms. He threads stones together like giant beads, the total form soaring over a broad open area as the sculpture becomes something akin to a huge, graceful and linear drawing in space. More...
E.V. Day
E.V. Day has found her unique take on something that defined, confined and classified women since humans began to walk upright: Clothes. More...
Dorothea Tanning
Despite her reluctance to 'carry the Surrealist flag,' Dorothea Tanning as seen here makes a prime candidate for the honorific. More...
