Byron Ryono presents three series of small scale sculptures, while Patricia Lagarde’s photography explores interweaving forces of nature and science.
Byron Ryono and Patricia Lagarde, “forma pura/pure form”
by: Barbara Morris
Archives for April 2025
And … We Are Back!
by: Mark Van Proyen
And … we are back! That’s right, after a nine-month hibernation, Square Cylinder has returned, providing critical coverage of visual art exhibitions in northern California. Founding publisher David M. Roth has passed the baton to DeWitt Cheng, Bill Lasarow and myself, each bringing decades of experience assessing the visual arts. With a re-vamped visual format […]
Bringing Together Words and Art
by: Bill Lasarow
That headline sounds pretty simple, obvious even. But in a once radically new digital age now morphing into the even more unpredictable era of AI, neither words nor art can be taken as the given that both once were. When I first began publishing back in the 1980s everything was printed, and reading — about […]
Andrew Schoultz, “Linescapes”
by: Mark Van Proyen
Andrew Schoultz’s paintings mostly featuring owls perched in a psychedelic backdrop of pulsating flourescent colors.
Kim Frohsin, “Figures from the 1990s,” and Mary Ijichi, “Upon Reflection”
by: Max Blue
This pair of solo shows start with one set of assumptions, but each artist takes you to an unexpected place.
“Rug Life”
by: Caroline Picard
Rug Life engages the rich history of carpet-making in order to amplify the political nuance and spiritual reflection of today’s world.