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Now Featuring Trey Wright
Trey Wright observes and skewers contemporary visual media from inside. Working in advertising production, he’s knows how images are made, he understands the illusion and nevertheless finds fun in the...
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Now Featuring Conrad Ruiz
Conrad Ruiz’s enthusiasm explodes, quite literally, across his giant canvases. Smashing pop culture, cute animals and tough guys together in chaotic, balletic scenes of climax, his paintings are a...
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Now Featuring Amy Moffat
Artist and designer Amy Moffat creates collages, digital designs and installations that stem from a strong sense of location. Asking “How to be here?” − as opposed to “How to be?” − Moffat unwinds the...
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Now Featuring Anne Vieux
Anne Vieux makes work that conflates notions of the handmade and the digital, using hands-on processes of manipulation to create photographic effects, and then filtering those photographs back into the...
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Now Featuring Joe Yorty
Artist Joe Yorty’s work reflects the maximalism of middle class domestic life, the kitsch, the consumerism, the aspirational tchotchkes. He mines found objects for critique of the American Dream, but...
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Now Featuring Eva Struble
Eva Struble paints the many ways we inhabit the world, touching on themes from social rituals to psychological spaces. Using the landscape as a site and a springboard, Struble explores labor, leisure,...
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Now Featuring A’Driane Nieves
San Jose painter A’Driane Nieves exemplifies the ways in which art transforms lives. Self-taught after years of channeling energy into writing and activism, Addye paints to channel the complexity of...
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Now Featuring Sofie Ramos
Sofie Ramos makes jubilant, aggressive paintings that stray off walls and across rooms. Bright, disorienting and graphic, her work knowingly probes the fuzzy boundary between abstraction and...
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Now Featuring Mike Slack
Los Angeles photographer Mike Slack began his photo practice with Polaroids. Within that casual instant format, Slack’s work is a rigorous approach to seeing things anew, to looking carefully at space...
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Now Featuring James Chronister
San Francisco painter James Chronister laboriously renders minutely-detailed canvases to depict photo-based scenes. Chronister serves as a kind of conduit for these images, translating them with dreamy...
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