Author Archives: Noah Simblist

Lee Stoetzel attended SMU as an undergrad (1990) and studied at the Division of Art Meadows for his MFA (1993). In the last ten years, he has shifted his work from painting mainly to sculpture. He will discuss his working … Continue reading →

Over the last several years, Yael Bartana has become known for her complex visualizations in the forms of photography, film, video, and sound works and installations. Whereas largely known in Europe, her work has not been as present in the … Continue reading →

Ranjani Shettar was born in 1977 in Bangalore, India. In addition to her upcoming exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art, Fort Worth and the San Fransisco Museum of Modern Art, her has been exhibited at the Walker Art Center, … Continue reading →

Bjarnadóttir, a young Icelandic artist, was featured prominently in a recent exhibition at the Museum of Art and Design in New York City. She often uses crochet and fabric weaving to fabricate provocative contemporary statements from traditional craft construction most … Continue reading →

Eisenman’s exhibitions have taken the shape of installations of paintings, drawings, collages, assemblages, found objects and murals. These pieces are lampoons of autobiographical situations where real life mixes with pop culture, then turns to fantasy. She is represented by Leo … Continue reading →

Breuer, a German born artist who now lives in Upstate New York is a recent Guggenheim fellowship recipient. He teaches at Bard College and makes “photographic” images without using a camera. Exhibiting widely throughout the United States and Europe
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Hope Ginsburg received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Tyler School of Art (1996) and a Master of Science in Visual Studies from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2007). She is currently an Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth … Continue reading →

Lyle Ashton Harris, often the subject of his own Polaroid photographs, explores aspects of his own life through the characters that he portrays. His work blurs the line between masculinity and femininity and questions social stereotypes of race and sexuality. … Continue reading →