Archives for August 2025

“Elemental II: Photography and the Hand of Nature” is a group show of artists whose practices collaborate with the natural environment, using the photograph as a record.

Silhouetted against a wilderness vista, an actress contemplates a wildflower. “Ruminor“ (2025) is Noelle Phares’s version of a still by the photographer James Abbe for the 1920 silent film “Love Flower.”

“So the city can exist” conjures the ethos of the city through a thoughtful selection of joyful and whimsical objects.

Levin’s wall-mounted, painted, cardboard constructions as well as one large free-standing sculptural piece and a sculptural maquette transcend their humble origins.

Hovering in the background of this exhibition is the French Academy, founded in 1648, when the Peace of Westphalia finally ended the century-long warfare between Catholics and Protestants.

Daniel Cabrillos Jacobsen paints sedate landscapes and domestic scenes whose delicate, impressionistic style portrays domestic bliss and pastoral tranquility.

Based on the theme of extraterrestrial contacts, LaGrange Point symbolizes a point of temporary equilibrium in the context of a group exhibition.

Kay Sekimachi has found ways to expand the traditional definition of weaving, while remaining within hailing distance of the craft values she embraces: grace and ephemerality.