Archives for April 2015

Wood’s austere, elegant Minimalist works give off the feeling of light being converted to mass. David Olivant reports.

The chemigram — a brew of photo chemicals, art materials, foodstuff, chance and light — yields dazzlingly images. Maria Porges reports.

Raw expressivity drives Neri’s figurative paintings. Carter collects and reorders cultural signifiers.

Alone in the desert, a video/performance artist aims at communicating the ineffable.

With fresh sculptural works, Schulz continues to expand painting’s frontier.

Works on paper illuminate important facets of this massively influential SF artist’s career.