Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
November 13–December 19, 2015
In Every Now and Then I Fall Apart, Jean Richardson uses her experience as a dual citizen of the UK…
August 28–December 19, 2015
We find evidence of a psychological disconnect in our culture’s relationship to history and place by simply looking up from…
August 28–December 19, 2015
During their prolific collaboration (1985-1995), Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler produced some of the most profound conceptual art projects of…
October 9–November 7, 2015
Shawn Porter’s installations are three-dimensional sketches developed through a focus on play, material sensibility, and fabrication. The ebb and flow of…
August 14–November 7, 2015
Lizze Määttälä’s Uphill/Both Ways is about fragments that have been left behind; memories that once sat heavily on her shoulders…
August 14–October 31, 2015
Exploring themes of confinement, fragility, and pain, Amalia Ulman’s Stock Images of War blends divergent senses of pleasure and discomfort. Delicate…
August 28–October 3, 2015
A kaleidoscope is a tool used to transform a fractal into a whole—to obscure, displace, and manipulate the viewed object…
August 14–September 12, 2015
Mall no. 2 is the second in a series of projects that explore experiences around emerging concepts in product, fashion,…
April 24–August 1, 2015
Adjunct: something that is joined or added to another thing but is not an essential part of it. Adjunct examines…
June 26–August 1, 2015
INTERNMENT 抑留 is a solo exhibition of San Francisco-based artist Scott Tsuchitani’s work that mixes historiography with a contemporary perspective…
June 12–August 1, 2015
Sean Morello’s Constellations & Supersymmetries feature a series of collages that emerge from his practice as a painter who is consciously…
June 19–July 25, 2015
Kyle Jorgensen’s Parastroke is an exploration into the effects that the Windows interface and creative programs—like Adobe Photoshop—have had on a…
February 13–July 25, 2015
Panopticon meaning to observe (-opticon) all (pan-), is a metaphor encapsulating the numerous forms of surveillance used to watch and…
April 3–June 27, 2015
Experiencing the pressures of adolescence is difficult enough as it is. LGBTQ teens in particular experience harassment, bullying and social…
April 24–June 20, 2015
MISSILEBLOWER (And the Selected Good) is a guided meditation on binaries of abundance and scarcity, safety and terror, as well…
May 8–June 13, 2015
Drawing on Modernist themes and their effects on culture, architecture, urban growth, and art history, Moyer’s Persistence/Focus/Matter explores his role as…
May 22–June 6, 2015
For the 12×12 exhibition, over 50 artists were given 12″ x 12″ panels on which to create original works that…
April 3–May 16, 2015
Much like a sketchbook is used by artists to collect their ideas, Actual Source is the chronological catalogue of 6…
April 10–May 2, 2015
Levi Jackson’s work exposes illusions that exist within Western American culture. Using materials from army surplus, agricultural supply, shooting ranges…
February 13–April 18, 2015
Since the late 1970s, French photographer and conceptual artist Sophie Calle has immersed herself in experiments of voyeurism and identity.…
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