Edward Burtynsky, “African Studies”
Edward Burtynsky documents the effects on the natural landscape of human agricultural and industrial culture. more...

Ori Gersht
Metaphorically, Ori Geshi's decompositions suggest the detritus left over from the material tendency to obsolescence. more...

Alfred Conteh
Alfred Conteh paints larger-than-life portraits of people he gets to know, seeking to represent their lives free of narratives. more...

Breyer P-Orridge & Eric Heist
Three Polaroid snapshots are used by Eric Heist and Breyer P-Orridge for sugar coated silkscreen near-abstract interpretations. more...

Henry Jackson-Spieker
Henry Jackson-Spieker's “Interstitial Volume” comprises three distinct installations designed to be experienced together. more...

Daniel Nez
Daniel Nez uses geometric forms in his “Fractal Lineage” exhibition to embody elements of Navajo cosmology. more...

Jud Bergeron
Jud Bergeron's cast bronze and resin wall reliefs called “Cyclopean Runways” fuses the archaic with the modern. more...

Alex Chitty
“Figs break open of themselves,” is a product of Alex Chitty's foray into genealogy and the creativity of women in her family. more...

Guy Laramée, “13 Views on a Stay in Brasil and Quebrada”
Guy Laramée cuts, carves, paints, and otherwise modifies published and bound books into trompe-l’oeil landscapes and ravines. more...

Henry Taylor
Prolific figurative painter Henry Taylor is a sophisticated naïf and a brilliant visual raconteur who chronicles public and private liv more...