Hem elaborates, “I love creating worlds that do not exist. A world where people don’t care about others’ appearance,...
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at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival premiere of You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger, director Woody Allen was...
Born in 1962 in La Havana, Jorge Mayet is a Cuban expatriate artist living and working in Mallorca, Spain....
We are always excited to see new works from Gregory Euclide and his unique installation meets sculpture meets painting...
Inspiring this renovation is the gift of 260 works from the art compilation of Doris and Donald Fisher, who...
The exhibition features 99 photographs made from the 1960s until the present. This is the first exhibition in the...
We always enjoy the graphite drawings and sketchbooks of Milan-based Thomas Cian. His more recent work has a translucent,...
Evolving from the photo-journalistic sensibilities of Dirty Dirty Love, his more recent series, This House of Glass, is an intimate...
Jackson writes: “In this series of photographs, I’ve combined elements of science fiction literature and film with storytelling motifs...
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, ‘The Supper at Emmaus’, 1601
Staff Writer, , Painting, Visual arts, 0Caravaggio’s painting depicts the moment of that recognition – the two disciples are the men on either side of...
One of the most talented and interesting contemporary Spanish artists, Daniel Muñoz, also known as “SAN,” excels in fine art...
SELFISH is a multi-medium group exhibition that focuses on the existential significance of self-portraiture and the role it plays...
He installs his work in the urban environment—currently Tucson, though Georgiou hails from New York. Georgiou’s materials are all...
Jason Freeny has wowed us before with his toy series articulating the anatomical insides of Micky, Hello Kitty, Yoshi...
Joe Brook grew up skateboarding in Detroit and moved to San Francisco at the end of high school with...