Jacques Garnier
Jacques Garnier has a passion for architecture, art history and poetry that shapes a series of striking black and white photographs. more...

Rebecca Campbell, “Infinite Density, Infinite Light”
The cosmic and the commonplace, the familiar and the frightening condense and expand in powerful, narratives. more...

Maggie Crowley and Joanne Aono
In their respective exhibitions Maggie Crowley and Joanne Aono address the dignity of work and the relative invisibility of so many laborers more...

Dylan McLaughlin
Working in a multiplicity of media, Dylan McLaughin examines the resonant effect of industry and colonialism. more...

Division of Labor: Women Shifting a Transnational Gaze
In "Division of Labor" Gabriela Muñoz and M. Jenea Sanchez collaborate with Latinx women from the DouglaPrieta Trabajan self-help par more...

Martha Alf
David S. Rubin revisits the contributions of Martha Alf through a small but carefully curated cross section of works. more...

Neal Ambrose-Smith
Narrative works bye Neal Ambrose-Smith rearrange iconic symbols and tell a story without a clear beginning or end. more...

Patrick Medrano: The Great Decline
Patrick Medrano's embellished paintings, constructions, and assemblages express emotions familiar to Covid survivors. more...

The MCA Blows It
Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art drew fire for claiming the mantle of diversity and staff support, while laying workers off and failing more...

A Grid to Build a Dream On: Avantika Bawa’s “Constructing Darkness”
Avantika Bawa's scaffolds are grids to build dreams on, a promise toward the progression of a plan, a construct towards a new, post-Covid re more...