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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...


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...


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...


Josephine Taylor
How do images come into existence? Josephine Taylor provides some answers in three series of new paintings. More...


Tony Feher
Tony Feher’s creative inspiration began when he was momentarily mesmerized by light interacting with marbles seen through a window. More...


Jenny Holzer
Jenny Holzer examines the unsettling language associated with Trumpism, QAnon, and artificial intelligence. More...


Ruhee Maknojia
The elaborately patterned paintings of Ruhee Maknojia are based on fables that engender civil discourse and discussion. More...


Darren Orange
Darren Orange has maintained a long inquiry into the landscape of the Pacific Northwest, currently via pure abstract painting. More...


Annetta Kapon
Proxy Gallery is a 12-inch cube used by Annetta Kapon since 2013. This is exhibition #85. surveying the many collaborating artists. More...


Junko Yamamoto
In her new "Cosmic Web" paintings Junko 'Yamamoto combines geometric elements with curvy blobs of brighter color. More...


Joseph Kleitsch
Unlike most of the other California Impressionists, Joseph Kleitsch was interested in townscapes and street scenes. More...


Hank Willis Thomas, “I’ve Known Rivers”
Hank Willis Thomas' "I've Known Rivers" is inspired by a Langston Hughes poem that connects identity to the depths of history. More...


Paho Mann, “Latent Constructions”
With the use of 3D software Paho Mann constructs a composite photo of hundreds of angles to make a complete image. More...


Chris Trueman, “Dividing the Light”
Chris Trueman slathers, sprays, brushes and scraps paint into convincing compositions that are pure visual pleasures. More...


Brenda Mallory, “The North Star Changes"
Brenda Mallory creates her artworks primarily with unconventional materials. She proves exceptionally inventive in the repurposing the cast-offs into memorable assemblages. More...


Cara Barer / Alex Couwenberg
For "Atmospheric" Cara Barer's photographs of repurposed books and Alex Couwenberg's abstract paintings are crisp yet ambiguous. More...


Elaine Reichek
Elaine Reichek puts her mastery of hand stitched and digitally controlled embroidery to concept. and feminist aesthetic purpose. More...


Celia Alvarez Munoz
Celia Álvarez Muñoz’s artistic vision goes beyond traditional Chicano iconography to the symbols and storytelling of Chicano art. More...


John Roloff
John Roloff has made environmentalism one of the cornerstones of his diverse art practice since the mid-1970s. More...

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