Mexas
Internationally recognized for his photographs of elderly bachelors and their domestic surroundings in remote areas of his native Finland, Esko Männikkö trained his camera on the inhabitants of South Texas […]
CRY
An interview with Dorothy Cross by Frances Colpitt FC: In the past, your work has dealt with the idea of location or site-specificity—I am thinking of the powerhouse project, of […]
Trajectory: How Am I Driving?
May Sun was born in Shanghai, China, spent her formative years in Hong Kong and has lived in California since 1971. By way of introduction to her installation at ArtPace, […]
please watch your step
Upon entering a space populated by the works of Elizabeth McGrath, you will notice the near emptiness of the walls. Not the type of elegant economy associated with tastefully placed […]
Dwayne Bohuslav: Screen Memory
Screen Memory, their multi-media installation at ArtPace, conceals the memory impressions of previous parasite works behind a bamboo screen suspended in the space and recollecting the living bamboo screen outside […]
PAL
Something goes on behind the closed door that leads into Leni Hoffmann’s site piece PAL. Anytime you pass by this door you’ll see light coming from under it, implying habitation. […]
Hand Not Hand
Hand Not Hand features approximately 14 works installed in The Hudson (Show)Room and peripheral spaces. Works include two large scale, multi-paneled drawings of an atomic device and a ‘59 Cadillac, […]
Rachel Hecker: Dead Yankees
“What Becomes a Legend Most?” Does the slogan help you remember? Carol Channing, Luciano Pavarotti, Liza Minnelli draped in Blackglama furs. This advertising campaign epitomized a certain kind of pop […]
Catherine Lee: A Valentine
Robert Tiemann and Annabelle Tiemann
Trick Hips
Trick Hips, his multi-media installation at ArtPace, contains drawings, sculptures, video and photographs that examine popular culture and fine art. Phipps finds himself inextricably caught between the two, and […]
Joyce J. Scott
Joyce Scott is an artist who adores to work. Her love of labor—whether in drawing and sculpting, making jewelry, or performing—defies hierarchical conceptions of art that tend to value concept […]
