Melina Ausikaitis
Melina Ausikaitis' works are soft, indistinct scenes punctuated weight and form. Tangible details are immersed in an ethereal ground. more...

Sarah Charlesworth
The brightly colored "Neverland" series of 2002 moved beyond appropriation to photograph ordinary household objects. more...

Delfin Finley, “Coalescence”
Delfin Finley's subjects bear the weight of the past but ever cognizant of the threats of the present. more...

Ted Kincaid
Conceptual artist and photographer Ted Kincaid presents an investigation of the natural beauty of the elements: earth, sea, and sky. more...

Jónsi, “FLÓÐ (Flood)”
FLÓÐ (Flood), an immersive installation by Sigur Rós' Jónsi addresses climate change with neither soporific optimis more...

Barbara T. Smith
Barbara T. Smith entered the art world as a frustrated suburban housewife during the 1950s. She became a pioneer of performance art. more...

Marcus Lelle and Matthew Behrend
Marcus Lelle's heads and portraits share qualities of fluctuation. Matthew Behrens's cosmological images stretch the painterliness of photog more...

Virgil Grotfeldt
This selection of carbon powder drawings and acrylic paintings of amorphous biomorphic figures are suggestive and poignant. more...

Anish Kapoor
Paintings by Anish Kapoor transport us into mythic spaces brimming with chthonic, creation-story texture and energy. more...

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