Henry Hargreaves has placed an old MacIntosh computer on a pedestal in front of me and is about to set it on fire. After positioning it in just the right way, he begins, and the paper label on a floppy disc (remember those?) sticking out of the...

Whether she is collaging with bits of her prom dress, painting on cashmere with the spontaneity of a jazz musician, or road tripping into the sunset with her gang (the Fortmakers, an arts collective) Naomi Clark is one happy painter--and on...

It's not easy to pin Charlie Grosso down; if I'm not bumping into her at an opening downtown, she's probably off photographing the food markets of the developing world, plotting the next installation of her roving gallery, or taking an epic road...

Christine Garvey’s creatures, who flex, wrap, and hump with hairy backs and pink lips, are like moments more than anything. They are the memories of forms and worlds traced by her hand. They are the memories that her hand keeps. Whether she...

Allen Furbeck’s curving, warped images of the Brandywine Creek in Northern Delaware—stitched together digitally from multiple exposures—are both restorative and unnerving. This beautiful landscape (“very much like your friend or your buddy as far...