Kelly Akashi
Kelly Akashi’s “Encounters” operates convincingly as a collection of discrete objects surrounded by related, but not necessarily interdependent, video projections and photographs of concocted microscopic elements. More...
Joan Brown
Joan Brown sought to reconcile her spiritual inclinations with contemporary life through the means and platform of her painting. More...
Gwen Hardie
Gwen Hardie's square formatted paintings at first appear to be minimalist monochrome throwbacks. But they are actually rich in color. More...
On the Passage of a Few People through a Rather Brief Period of Time
The exhibition “On the Passage of a Few People. . . .” showcases art with socially and politically oriented themes. At its center is Mary Kelly, whose artwork joins feminism to psychoanalysis and who is represented here by "WLM Demo Remix." More...
David Fertig
David Fertig's "Paintings and Pastels" are small, poetic works that are nearly all based on the Napoleonic wars of 1803-1815. More...
Krista Svalbonas
Laser-cut pigment prints fuse photographs of facades of buildings shot during Krista Svalbonas' travels to Lithuania, Latvia, and Germany. More...
Nancy Youdelman, "Dreamwork"
Involvement with costuming and storytelling in the early 1970s led Nancy Youdelman to create a significant body of photographic work. This exhibition is about her exploration of a variety of female personas during that period. More...
Ardent Mystics
Of "Ardent Mystics'" three artists, Morris Graves was the historic trendsetter and very much a mystic; Letha Wilson and Mariah Robertson not so much, and both use photography as the starting point of their. More...
Jess T. Dugan
St. Louis-based Jess T. Dugan, who identifies as queer/nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, has assembled a suite of portraits and still lifes that showcase a curated slice of their life, loves, friends, and favored locales. More...
John Miller, “New Horizon”
John Miller began his career during the era of the “pictures generation." This survey conveys his outright distain for the limits of abstraction's refusal to acknowledge social and political conditions that are inescapable. More...
Traditions, Honoring Heritage, Ritual, and Family
With “Traditions, Honoring Heritage, Ritual, and Family” the Muzeo Museum presents two dozen plus artists of color who have roots in or connections with Southern California arts, culture, and lifestyle. More...
“Six Scenes from Our Future”
When a museum invites six very different artists to respond to a historic show on the occasion of the institution’s 75th anniversary, the results are bound to be disparate. Such is the case with “Six Scenes from Our Future.” More...
Jónsi, “Vox”
Jónsi's sound-works are not meant to overpower the gallery or the viewer, but are inviting and contemplative. Though electronically created, they reference the subtleties of the natural as well as the built world. More...
Hugh Hayden, “Hughman”
Hugh Harden's "Hughman” rims the perimeter of the gallery with a wall of more than 20 gray toilet stalls, each with a door bolt indicating the green dial of accessibility — except for one that’s red. Each stall features a mini-exhibit. More...
Todd Gray
Todd Gray's “Rome Work” features iconic architecture and churches in Rome with images from Gray's previous bodies of work. 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...
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...
Hung Viet Nguyen
Hung Viet Nguyễn envisions imaginary “sacred landscapes,” in which the spiritual energies of nature are made visible. 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...
