A quick glance at Alan Paine Radebaugh's latest paintings suggests he's made a dramatic reversal. Radebaugh's previous paintings were extremely subdued in both [...]

Although for a while Burlesque seemed to have gone the way of the brontasaurus and the hoola hoop, it's recently made something of [...]

Kim Arthun saves commercially printed mass-media materials, sometimes for years, before finding ways to work them into his collages. He usually keeps the [...]

Ordinary people are often full of shit. Theater people, at least when they're on stage, are always full of shit. They trick us [...]

Some of my fondest memories from my otherwise miserable childhood involve my dad loading up our van with trash and taking me to [...]

Iraq isn't the only place with massive secret graveyards. Guatemala's brutal 36-year civil war left behind a bloody legacy of violence from which [...]

Ian van Coller's mixed media photographic work definitely caught my attention at a recent photography show at 516 Magnífico Artspace. His work comments [...]

Nick Bantock hit the jackpot with his Griffin and Sabine series. The books—all of which are structured around a colorful, romantic postcard exchange—are [...]

The Tricklock Company will tackle some new unpublished pieces by playwright and filmmaker Neil Labute (In the Company of Men). Believable characters in [...]

In a new exhibit opening next Tuesday, Sept. 2, at the Richard Levy Gallery, Jeff Kellar presents geometric art constructed by applying clay, [...]