Chris Johanson, "Untitled Tryiptych"
Chris Johanson's untitled triptych, a key work of San Francisco's "Mission School," today still registers the spirit of that time and place. More...
Richard T. Walker
Richard T. Walker interrogates nature and the solitary observer through multimedia works. The playfully ironic title, “Never Here /Always There,” conveys the flavor of Walker’s inquiries and investigations. More...
JooYoung Choi
JooYoung Choi's paintings with cut paper (and one soft sculpture) show an affinity for comic books, toys, fairytales, and galactic superheroes. Dense imagery and explosive color make for an exceptionally loaded show with a huge array of characters. More...
Jeffrey Frisch, "Extreme Moderation"
Jeffrey Frisch turns art styles, genres, movements, and even painting techniques inside out and upside down. Titled “Extreme Moderation,” these up cycled constructions engage in intellectual and aesthetic play. More...
JooYoung Choi
JooYoung Choi's paintings with cut paper (and one soft sculpture) show an affinity for comic books, toys, and galactic superheroes. More...
Ben Ashton
Historic portraits in the Grand Manner inspire Ben Ashton's melted and stretched period portraits with attention-grabbing results. More...
Njideka Akunyili Crosby
In “Coming Back to See Through, Again” Njideka Akunyili Crosby juxtaposes photographic transfers and painted depictions of interiors and exteriors. More...
Nick Vaughn and Jake Margolin
Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin are “social cartographers” mapping lost and obscured LGBTQ+ narratives through an aesthetic gaze. More...
Gaylen Hansen
At age 102, Gaylen Hansen still produces vigorous paintings full of anger and courage. More...
Paula Jean Rice
Three-dimensional and wall-mounted relief sculptures blend autobiography with cosmic, geographic, and historical references in Paula Jean Rice's retrospective. They prove impactful on our thinking about our own and others' pain. More...
David Frazer
David Frazer creates visual metaphors for complicated contemporary phenomena that are individualistic and instantly recognizable. More...
Refik Anadol, “Living Paintings”
Refik Anadol works with AI and datasets. The imagery is large-scale, ever morphing spectacle. He includes plenty of explanatory content about concept and methods. More...
Steve Murphy, “A Matter of Balance”
Working with a vocabulary of organic shapes, Steve Murphy produces a varied body of work, with surfaces always flawlessly finished. Surfaces are sensual and played against a witty, often humorous temperament. More...
