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“The gringas really like me a lot and take notice of all the dresses and rebozos that I brought with me, their jaws drop at the sight of my jade necklaces and all the painters want me to pose for them.” — Fri […]

Cinga Samson was born in Cape Town in 1986, and grew up between the city and the rural region of Transkei. Originally a photography student, it was fifteen years ago that Cinga began to pursue fine art […]

This exhibition surveys a new series of works by the artist composed of assembled smashed mirrors affixed with individually applied bindis. As a punctuation through nearly all of Kher’s major bodies of work […]

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A life-long devotee to both the formal and psychological properties of abstraction, Britton Tolliver’s painting practice has come to embrace the vacillation between chaos and structure. The influence of these […]

Since the turn of the century, Ethridge has exercised a significant influence over young artists in particular, yet opportunities to see groupings of his early work have been rare. Old Fruit, which focuses […]

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Fire is one of the most potent symbols in human history. It purifies, illuminates, destroys, and transforms. “Mother Earth” has fire in its core. That magma—hot, molten rock— […]

For over four decades Michael Wolf examined the layered urban landscape, addressing juxtapositions of public and private space, and anonymity and individuality in relation to history and modern development. […]

“I am an artist and I am a mother of a transgender child. While deeply committed to both endeavors, I have largely kept the two paths separate. I am openly active and supportive in the Trans community, but m […]

In Light. Conditions of Time comprises new works from Bussières’ three-dimensional, photography-based practice. The works move across disciplinary distinctions of form. As a practice of revealing light by […]

Based in San Francisco, McGee is associated with the Mission School, an artistic movement with influences from American folk art, Op art, and urban realism, that encompasses the spirit of urban culture and its […]

In Anna Bogatin Ott’s third solo show at the gallery, paintings executed over the last several years attest to her unyielding, exercise in mark making. The works are minimal and abstract indicating a type of […]

The survey exhibition features around sixty paintings covering forty years of artistic creation, from 1980 to 2019. It is the largest exhibition of the artist’s work outside Europe.

A broad study of G […]

Shot over two years during the course of more than thirty flights, this film installation originated in footage Lia Halloran generated while learning to fly. Recording each journey with four mounted cameras, […]

Since 1982, Gregg Renfrow has been working on acrylic panels that allow light to filter through the pigment. The result is an illumination of color and form subtly projected from the surface of the work. While […]

The selection of ceramic sculptures in this exhibition shows Gallagher’s interest in forms and the figure, and his gouged and scored surfaces reflect his focus on the expressive use of the ceramic medium. P […]

Over the past half century, Mosset has honed a visual language that channels Minimalist and Abstract Expressionist strategies while pursuing an irreverent, self-referential agenda. Often repeating motifs and […]

Double Strength is an exhibition platform located in the window facade of the gallery. Overlooking Bryant and 3rd, the project space can only be viewed from the sidewalk outside the building. This is the […]

In her first exhibition in the United States, Hung—an installation artist whose work explores the reciprocal relationship between light and sound—reflects, resonates, and responds to the unique confines of the […]