New York ln the sculptures of Japanese-born Ryo Toyonaga, perforations of…see the full review in May’s magazine.
Mika Tajima
New York In the wings of a serpentine cut-de-sac, objects…see the full review in May’s magazine.
Wolfgang Laib
New York Wolfgang Laib’s installations are known for their presence and…see the full review in May’s magazine.
Candice Breitz
New York Candice Breitz’s latest meditation on gender in the modern…see the full review in May’s magazine.
Ron Longsdorf
Wilmington, Delaware It is surprising that an artist as young as…see the full review in May’s magazine.
Dalya Luttwak
Washington, DC and Harrisonburg, Virginia “Hidden,” Dalya Luttwak’s provocative show at the…see the full review in May’s magazine.
Federica Marangoni’s Luminous Signs
After more than 30 years of international activity, Venetian artist Federica Marangoni, a pioneering figure in the realm of light sculpture and video installation, still maintains a strong aesthetic quality and humanist essence in her message.
Roberley Bell: Inside Out
Roberley Bell’s “Inside Out” at Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis was a breathtaking mini-retrospective and the sculptor’s largest show to date. Installed in Laumeier’s indoor galleries, it included prints, sculptures from the “Flower Blobs,” “Other Landscapes,” and “Wonder” series, an installation titled Room with a View, and an artist’s book, A Borrowed View.
Kathy Bruce: Ritual Renewal
Kathy Bruce explores bamboo and other non-invasive organic materials, building site-specific works that have implied ritualistic connections to the land and that investigate climate, ecosystems, and plant and animal life. She also uses the figure and, more specifically, the archetypal female form.
Joana Vasconcelos: From Cutlery to Coração
There is a place even more exotic than the Museo do Oriente in Alcântara do Mar (Alcântara of the Sea), on the waterfront near central Lisbon, Portugal. It is the Unidade Infinita (Infinite Unit), the art studio of Joana Vasconcelos on the Tagus River immediately behind the museum.