Category: FEATURES

Christian McLeod at Gallery 133

by Steve Rockwell

How it is ordered into the mind of the receiver is an individual act of cognition, creative in its own way. The artist provides us a template into which we may write our own narratives.

by Cathy Liu

This is an excellent opportunity to discover new talents and dive deep into the world of contemporary lens-based art.

Olivia Mariko Hsuen-Ferris

The exhibition features ten photographs that reflect her solitary experience of the pandemic by documenting “her performative engagement with objects made and collected during [it].

a Photo Journal by Cathy Liu

Gallery TPW’s annual fundraising exhibition Photorama returns with a not-to-miss collection of contemporary photography and lens-based art by over 50 artists.

by Jennifer Boothby

Both Burtynsky’s and Salgado’s photos are captivating and present beautiful—if unsettling—images of the natural world.

by Cathy Liu

Almario, Barrón, Chagoya, and Lozano-Hemmer capture spaces made for revisiting, reimagining, and remembering narratives of sudden loss

by Hugh Alcock

Van Eeden aims to depict that which he could never have perceived, i.e., the world before his time.

by Georgia Gardner

K8N Collective has a powerful-shared vision by projecting the idea that minimalism can also be maximal, expansive, layered and fancifully complicated.

Harmony Between Man & Nature

The two artists chose harmony as the exhibition’s central theme as they both deeply believe that man and nature are interconnected.