With its famous Speedway, the once champion Colts, and the popular Pacers, Indianapolis is first and foremost a sports town. What most do not know is that Indianapolis has an art scene–albeit limited–with one world-class institution, the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA), as its core. At the IMA, you will find a number of stellar […]

I think I could say that at the basis of my work is a very clear and emotional notion of the relativity of life itself, and consequently of conventions, of the meaningful difference between interior and exterior, of private and public, and of the fragmentary nature of the “non-place,” of power, of time, and place […]

When I was a child, I believed that I would have blonde hair and blue eyes one day. That’s because whenever I was watching movies from the West, all Western actors and actresses spoke Korean very well—films were dubbed in Korean. I also thought that I would become a super star like Marilyn Monroe, James […]

Curated by Carine Le Malet (from Le Cube Art Center), Under My Skin explores one’s relationship to the body, let it be on the inside or the outside. As Le Malet puts it, “This exhibition is about the representation and utilization of your body in order to question your relationship to others: what you choose […]

By using the physical and chemical properties of the materials I work with to mimic the aesthetic and symbolic qualities of the subject matter, I try to create a deeper understanding of the essential nature shared by all things.   Susan Muñoz Susan Muñoz, Beneath the Surface #3. Courtesy of the Artist. My work explores […]

This project encompasses the interconnection of works by 12 artists, which much like the irregular sway of a pendulum in endless motion, express a sensation of difference, and at times, even of opposition. This dissemblance or difference is not only formal, but also harnesses issues related to the representation of image, time, seriality, and repetition […]

In an exhibition titled Finding Form, it seems safe to assume the artist’s concerns favor process over product. Given that reverse glass paintings dominate the exhibition in number, if not scale, a meditation on the logistics and perceptible effects of this medium would seem to be in keeping with the spirit of this quiet, process-oriented […]

The art scene in Santa Fe, New Mexico remains vibrant and active. There are more than 250 galleries in a town of 67,000 and more than 150 are within walking distance of the central plaza. This includes the well-known Canyon Road area. The coyote and raven appear frequently in the folklore of the region and […]

Jasper Johns, the great mariner of modern art, guides us down deep into the world of gray in this shining 200-piece retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The palette of these works could, in the hands of a lesser artist, dampen their vibrancy, but Johns’ work has its own life, recalling […]

Florida’s first exhibition of Contemporary Chinese Neo-Pop art is being held at ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries in Coral Gables through February. “Six 21st Century Chinese Neo-Pop Artists” includes oils and original works on paper by established artists such as Lu Peng and Liu Yan as well as emerging artists Xiong Lijun, Kang Can, Yang Na and […]