Kristen Miller
'Here and Gone' is Miller's elegant exploration of time, memory, and the fleeting nature of human life. More...
'Sites of Latin American Abstraction'
'Sites of Latin American Abstraction' is a telling example of this transformation of Latin American, both aesthetically and socially. More...
Stephanie Wilde, 'Harmed'
Stephanie Wilde is a Utah native who has spent most of her career as a painter, pen and ink artist, and printmaker More...
Laura Ross-Paul
Laura Ross-Paul paints: 'the wonderment of our interconnection with nature and with each other, the web of life.' Based in Portland, More...
Nick Cave
Nick Cave's sculptures-that double as costumes for staged performances and spontaneous public interventions-combine More...
Hadley Holliday, 'Paintings'
Holliday's process for applying paint might be described as dressing up the free-flowing fluidity of, say, Morris Louis More...
Jonathan Saiz, 'Industry'
'Industry: features some of Jonathan Saiz's most recent efforts, and they're very intriguing. The title of the show is More...
Margie Livingston
Margie Livingston exhibits her compelling work hung from the ceiling, splayed against the wall, and as egg-like forms held aloft on platforms. More...
'Melting Point'
Climate change forms the charged backdrop which heats up the icy images and scientific looking objects in 'Melting Point.' More...
Mark Calderon, 'Dominion'
For his eighth solo show at Greg Kucera Gallery since 1985, Mark Calderon continued to populate his dark and mysterious world with flora and fauna, reptiles and birds. More...
Kelsey Brookes
The initial impression of San Diego-based artist Kelsey Brookes is that of the quintessential Southern Californian. He More...
Hyesook Park
The German Expressionist painter Max Beckmann once advised an American art student to beware the blandishments of modern technology More...
The Black Album
Printmaking and comics-both have suffered the scorn of artists and the public alike. There was a time when artists, curators and collectors alike looked at prints as the province of 'dull, pipe-smoking, corduroy, deep type artisans,' as artist Larry Rivers once described it. More...
Richard Garet
The technologically rooted work of Richard Garet reads as a palpably appropriationist wink-and-nudge to early Minimalism and Fluxus art. More...
