Chris Lee: Immutable—Mutant Notations
“When you take pictures of these walls, they become page layouts for a mutant publication about the history of graphic design.”
“When you take pictures of these walls, they become page layouts for a mutant publication about the history of graphic design.”
What happens when models of nonhuman ecological systems are used to identify and rethink the dysfunctional systems—“fairy tales”—that are currently troubling our social welfare, economy, and governance?
Chance Operator features the computer-modulated imagery of Iris Kirkwood and Shawn Lewis, offering a meditation on uncertainty, risk, and hope.
This year’s exhibition features over 60 works, from miniature pottery to wall-spanning drawings, by 40 artists.
Portraits of queer desire, tender, sensuous, bold, drawn from multiple perspectives; an exhibition of works by Bria Green, Ari Moore, and Joey Pietromicca.
Repose features mixed-media works influenced by Persian Miniature patterns and the complex and paradoxical experience of life as a woman.
Skin; flexible, continuous covering of the body that safeguards our internal organs from the external environment.
Cacophony explores marginalization and representation through video and audio installations.