Gene Sellers: Through the Lens of an Unfinished Story by Viviana Puello.There are photographers who capture the visible world, and then there are those who reveal its pulse. Gene Sellers belongs to the latter—a visual poet whose images are not composed merely of light...
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Gene Sellers: Photographs at the Edge of a Story
Under the cold light of a nighttime shelter, a woman in a sweeping gold skirt stands among figures dressed for an entirely different moment. Rain-darkened glass closes the scene behind them, while reflections stretch across the pavement. In Gene Sellers’s Stranded...
Susan N. McCollough: The Excitement of an Open Canvas
The Possibility Before the First Mark The blank canvas still excites Susan N. McCollough. In her Gulf Shores, Alabama, studio, she begins with the freedom of inner feeling, working through movement, light, color, and the relationship between positive and negative...
IRIS FLUIDISM: Love in a Language of Flow
Two faces lean close, their features gathered into flowing bands of yellow, turquoise, orange, blue and violet. Eyes lower, hair ripples across the upper edge, and curved outlines carry one color into the next. In LOVERS, Carmen Rieger, known as IRIS, gives intimacy a...
Twenty-Six Louvre Masterpieces Are Crossing the Atlantic for the First Time
The Louvre Islamic art exhibition arriving in Washington this September will move twenty-six masterpieces across the Atlantic for the first time. From the Louvre: Masterpieces of Islamic Art opened at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art on September 26,...
Lorenzo Quinn
About the ArtistLorenzo Quinn For more than twenty years, Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn's work has illuminated and challenged almost every major metropolis between Beijing and New York City. Indeed, his monumental sculptures—most often incorporating the unique...






