Sarah Charlesworth
The brightly colored "Neverland" series of 2002 moved beyond appropriation to photograph ordinary household objects. more...
Gaylen Hansen
At age 102, Gaylen Hansen still produces vigorous paintings full of anger and courage that match his long held view on the endangered enviro more...
Melina Ausikaitis
Melina Ausikaitis' works are soft, indistinct scenes punctuated weight and form. Tangible details are immersed in an ethereal ground. more...
Walter Hopps
Walter Hopps was the founding director of Houston’s Menil Collection, but his first love and talent was curating. more...
Delfin Finley, “Coalescence”
Delfin Finley joins other artists who celebrate people of color by making sympathetic, often idealized portraits of them that debunk prejudi more...
Evoking Wokeness
Two exhibitions, "Together in Time," and "'afro-Atlantic Histories" tackle a range of public issues while exerting real aesthetic power. more...
Preston Wadley, “Abstract Truth”
Preston Wadley presents three bodies of deeply moving work that conveys a history of African Americans. The 'Abstract Truth" series invents more...
Ted Kincaid
Conceptual artist and photographer Ted Kincaid presents an investigation of the natural beauty of the elements: earth, sea, and sky. more...
Not Such Good Work If You Can Get It
Revelations about Tom Sachs' treatment of his studio staff, his declarations of their treatment being his "greatest art work" to the contrar more...
