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George Ault made this painting during World War II using as his inspiration a photograph published in the New York Times of a cable station
Peter Campus is widely considered a seminal figure in the realm of video and new media art, beginning with his now-landmark works in the early
At first glance, this still life of domestic items arranged on a tabletop appears exact. However, Bailey’s interest in the subject is more metaphysical than
The animated marks that cover the surface of these two checks blur the boundaries between the checks’ actual physical essence and presence and their surrounding
Collis uses a variety of techniques to investigate issues concerning interpretation, craft, and the value of labor. At first glance, the marks in this work
Stacy Lynn Waddell explores history as it relates to the present. In this series, she turns to the famed 17th-century Dutch flower paintings that captured
Titus Kaphar mines art history as a means of understanding racism and social injustice. In 2011, his research took a personal turn when searching for
Throughout her work, Liz Glynn consistently explores historic systems of valuation. The artist completed her MFA in 2008 as the housing market crashed and the
So-called high and low art deliberately collide in the work of Gajin Fujita. As the child of Japanese parents, one an abstract landscape painter and