This exhibition considers how art-making itself is a type of love language, exploring conceptual concerns and narratives beyond reductive perspectives that center eros as the ultimate form of attachment and offer insights into the question, “How do we prioritize tenderness against debilitating social conditions?”
Read moreIan van Coller in Western Art & Architecture
A Sense of the Sublime by Michele Corriel is noteworthy insight surveying recent works by Ian van Coller, a prolific Montana-based artist.
Read moreLuis Gonzalez Palma On View at Telfair Museum
1612 Rubens by Luis González Palma is on view at the Telfair Museum
Read moreTara Sellios to Exhibit at the Fitchburg Museum of Art
Congratulations to Tara Sellios who is preparing to exhibit work at the Fitchburg Museum of Art in spring 2025. In celebration of the news, we share two new panels to the larger altarpiece, Ask Now the Beasts, Sellios is now creating for the exhibition that will have the same name.
Read moreMatt Eich in the Permanent Collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art
Congratulations to Matt Eich whose work is now in the permanent collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art, a meaningful marker for an artist who earned his undergraduate degree from Ohio University. Yet under 40 years old, Matt Eich, is approaching 20 years of making photographs; the nuance of his practice is reaching new stride.
Read morePaul Turounet : 25 Year Anniversary of Fulbright Fellowship
We are pleased to revisit early work by Paul Turounet on the 25 year anniversary of its creation. The San Diego based artist was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship in 1997 that supported his work Tierra Brava, a project that marked a changing point in the contemporary artist’s career and seeded the interests that still drive him today.
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