Kara Walker, an initiative of “Toward Common Cause”
Kara Walker’s silhouettes are not for the faint of heart, though on the surface they look almost pretty. But get up close and the more...

Lee Bontecou and Michelle Stuart
A dual show of small drawings by Lee Bontecou and rugged walls sculptures by Michelle Stuart only share having been made in the 1980s. Bonte more...

Alden Mason, "Unstoppable Joy"
Northwest abstractionist Alden Mason absorbed and expanded upon avant grade developments of both East and West Coasts. more...

Alison Saar: Of Aether and Earthe
Alison Saar’s two-part exhibition, “Of Aether and Earthe” explores the energies of fire and air, the chthonic powers embed more...

Julian Charriere, “Towards No Earthly Pole”
In "Towards No Earthly Pole" Julian Charriere works in various media to address climatology, 19th century Romanticism, and land art. more...

Diane Arbus
The photography of Diane Arbus served to expand our understanding of the human species. As curated by Carrie Mae Weems they meld the aesthet more...

Jason Karolak, “Fictionless”
Jason Karolak uses oil on linen to create luminous compositions of neon-like color that jumps off from black backgrounds. The point of view more...

John Patrick McKenzie and Ward Schumacher
Visually and thoughtfully evocative words comprise the raw material for the art of John Patrick McKenzie and Ward Schumacher. more...

Federico Solmi's Commedia dell-arte for the 21st Century
Mixing good old fashioned painting with the latest digital technologies, Federico Solmi offers captivating political theater. more...

Holly Wong
Holly Wong's "Phoenix" is composed of drawings on pieces of mylar stitched together to form "the thing with feathers." more...