It is said that opposites attract, but do they really? Not always; it depends on how you look at it. Not only do opposites not always attract, many aren’t even really opposite if you think about it. Like travelling to Read more…

From Stephanie Brooks, whose strange song lyrics have been borrowed from nonmusical sources, to Jan Estep, who makes outline drawings of Antarctica, the 12 artists in this show mostly take a playful approach to art making in the age of Read more…

Over its rise from scientific novelty to market commodity, “digital” is a word that has become synonymous with technocracy and hype, with the profusion of “time- and labor- saving” devices that clutter up our lives and take lifetimes to master. Read more…

High-concept media efforts like those seen in ads and movies were never supposed to have anything to do with conceptual art, but it was probably inevitable that their paths would eventually cross. After all, both are based on ideas. At Read more…

With No Dead Artists, where the celebration is among the living, Jonathan Ferrara throws ‘em up against the wall and sees what happens. What’s in a name? No matter what they refer to, names and titles can be full of Read more…

Artists know well that juried exhibitions reflect the prejudices of their jurors. Apparently the 1991 Annual Juried Exhibition at the Orlando Museum of Art is no exception. The show is dominated by predictably postmodernist themes and motifs – ironic observations, Read more…