Jeanette Mundt spread her subjects across the spectrum of realism and abstraction, playing with the tension between almost athletic precision and painterly flights of fancy.
Dona Nelson's paintings have an inside and outside. Every dimension of her multidimensional work is made relevant.
Like many a female friendship, Brook Hsu and Maren Karlson's "Finders' Lodge" at in lieu was a playful, tender, and occasionally messy thing. Shrugging off the prospect of a traditional two-person…
Hammons is the rare artist with the clout to dictate to galleries the terms of his participation, the rumored details of which circulate internationally in gossipy whispers: The gallery has no say in…
Split into two consecutive parts and titled "Parergon," after the influential Tokyo gallery that borrowed the term from an essay in Jacques Derrida's Truth in Painting (1978), the exhibition gathered…
Since the late 1990s, Anna Sew Hoy has developed a sculptural, largely ceramic language centered on forms suggesting amoebas, heads, planets, caves, and hives. Familiar yet alien, Sew Hoy's…
Art dealer Hannah Hoffman, recently turned the former house of Paul Revere Williams into a temporary exhibition space for a show of five video works by Tony Cokes. The context brought a particular…
In Sarah Cain's exhibition "The Sun Will Not Wait," hypnotic candy-colored abstractions appeared in multiple guises.
Kelly Akashi's hand was everywhere in this ensnaring show, and not just implicitly, in that the Los Angeles–based artist made its sculptural contents, but explicitly, too.
Themes of touch and penetration also pervaded Trulee Hall's paintings and video works. The female figure took center stage: real-life, claymation, and painted women undulated and overlapped one…