Juliet Jacobson, Untitled (2012) graphite on paper, 22X30 inches. Courtesy of the artist.

How have you sustained such a labor intensive, focused practice of layering soft graphite again and again, and how do you come to terms with finality upon knowing a...

Aaron Spangler lives and works in Park Rapids, Minnesota, near the headwaters of the Mississippi River. An intimacy with this vast northern landscape helps define his practice, as detailed in our recent conversation. Spangler's work has appeared in recent exhibitions at the Walker Art Center and...

This weekend, there are plans for large, concrete foundations to be poured on each fairway of a new 18-hole Disc Golf Course in Bancroft Bay Park, of Albert Lea, Minnesota. Aside from...

Ernesto Burgos' solo show at Kate Werble Gallery, titled the tone was a synthesis of all the voices they had ever heard, consists primarily of a group...

Michael Berryhill's exhibition, Incidental Western, at Kansas Gallery, is composed of paintings and sculptures of various scales. Some of the paintings...

Shoot the Lobster is a new project space at Martos Gallery with intricate straying that has included work by Chris Martin, Joshua Smith, Ryan Foerster, Bill Saylor and Aidas Bareikas, among others. The programming will continue to present inventive possibilities, temporarily settling in remote spaces, including...

Sigga Björg Sigurðardóttir, All images courtesy of artist and Kling and Bang, Reykjavik

In "33" at Kling and Bang gallery in Reykjavik, Iceland, Sigga Björg Sigurðardóttir acts as sub-creator, naming the unseen and unnameable and thus bestowing life upon...

For the past eight years, Jesse Bransford has systematically engaged with ancient visual symbols and the cultural lore surrounding the seven classical planets, creating distinct bodies of work inspired by the Sun, Mars, Mercury, Moon, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Traversing cosmic realms, Bransford's inquiry will conclude with Saturn,...

Lauren Luloff's first solo New York exhibition at Horton Gallery, Recent Small Works, is well aligned with...