Luis Rivera Jimenez, “Race and Cultural Cosplay”
In a group of installations Luis Rivera Jimenez visually poses tough questions about racism while guiding us through multiple aesthetic perspectives that create a space for community dialogue. More...
Luis Rivera Jimenez
In a group of installations Luis Rivera Jimenez visually poses tough questions about racism while guiding us through multiple aesthetic perspectives that create a space for community dialogue. More...
Hung Viet Nguyen
Hung Viet Nguyễn envisions imaginary “sacred landscapes,” in which the spiritual energies of nature are made visible. More...
Hung Viet Nguyen
Hung Viet Nguyễn envisions imaginary “sacred landscapes,” in which the spiritual energies of nature are made visible. More...
Ricardo Duffy
A selection of forty works by Ricardo Duffy pair well crafted painting with deep knowledge of his Mexican heritage and of world affairs. More...
Ricardo Duffy
A selection of forty works by Ricardo Duffy pair well crafted painting with deep knowledge of his Mexican heritage and of world affairs. More...
Tim Roda, “Vantage Points”
Tim Roda's constructed-set black-and-white photographs feature family members and various props to activate awkward situations. More...
Cammie Staros, "Monster in the Maze"
In "Monster in the Maze," Cammie Staros sets up a maze-like display of bare metal studs that escorts us to each individual artwork, while providing sight lines to still see them all. More...
Cammie Staros, "Monster in the Maze"
In "Monster in the Maze," Cammie Staros sets up a maze-like display of bare metal studs that escorts us to each individual artwork, while providing sight lines to still see them all. More...
Jeffrey Chong Wang
Visual set pieces by Jeffery Chong Wang present an awkward sense of space and situations informed by historical Western painting. More...
Albert Contreras, “Albert”
Albert Contreras failed to break through in New York during the 1970s and 80s, so he worked as a garbage truck driver until returning as a successful artist. More...
Jeffrey Chong Wang
Visual set pieces by Jeffery Chong Wang present an awkward sense of space and situations informed by historical Western painting. More...
Fighting: Ukrainian War Photographers
“Fighting: Ukrainian War Photographers” confronts the breadth of conflict through the lens of 16 Ukrainian artists and photojournalists. The eyes of the subjects tell the story, revealing fear, resolve, pain, and confusion. More...
Albert Contreras, “Albert”
Albert Contreras failed to break through in New York during the 1970s and 80s, so he worked as a garbage truck driver until returning as a successful artist 25 years later. Psychotherapy freed him to paint, and his optically tricky work continued for another 30 years. More...
Christopher Badger
Christopher Badger presents artworks that stem from assignments he has given to his students. On view are his own responses to prompts such as "Chemical Painting," "Computational Choreography," or "Psychological Color Theory." More...
Christopher Badger
Christopher Badger presents artworks that stem from assignments he has given to his students. On view are his own responses to prompts such as "Chemical Painting," "Computational Choreography," or "Psychological Color Theory." More...
Ambreen Butt
Ambreen Butt's “Lay Bare My Arms,” was three years in the making, and the expenditure of creative labor teems with visual incident. More...
Ambreen Butt
Ambreen Butt's “Lay Bare My Arms,” was three years in the making, and the expenditure of creative labor teems with visual incident. More...
Tim Roda, “Vantage Points”
Tim Roda's constructed-set black-and-white photographs featuring family members use jerry-rigged lumber, unfired ceramic props, kitsch elements such as plastic flamingos and snow shovels, and father, sons, and wife to activate awkward situations. More...
