Michael Childress
Visually charged with chromatic progressions that cross the entire color spectrum, Childress’ paintings emit an aesthetic heat. more...

Carrie Mae Weems, “Witness”
Carrie Mae Weems produces project after project that reveals not only a high aesthetic awareness but a new historical consciousness from her more...

Oscar Muñoz
Oscar Muñoz repeatedly draws the ephemeral that dries up and disappears or is dissolved, subject to forces beyond the artist. more...

Pipilotti Rist
Pipilotti Rist combines performance and video, is frequently the protagonist, and throws a visceral assault at the lens that is immersive an more...

Jack Pierson
The title of Jack Pierson's "Less and more" is a misnomer because it hardly implies the breadth of his body of work. more...

Andrea Bowers
Andrea Bowers integrates thoughtful interpretations of current and historic events with beautifully crafted art. more...

Wangechi Mutu
Wangechi Mutu juxtaposes her sculptures with, even as she offers a visual critique of Western representation's history. more...

Kara Walker, an initiative of “Toward Common Cause”
Kara Walker’s silhouettes look pretty. But get up close and they slam you with the ultimate obscenity: slavery. 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...