Dynamic and arresting, Erik Otto's work bares the mark of great vision.

Old media becomes new art in Gentry's paintings. Most of them painted on arrays of used floppy disks from a bygone era, the work is at once striking, relevant and environmentally conscious.

The startling, dynamic vision of Brooklyn artist Eric White.

The enigmatic Bill Knott is at it again.  OK, I already regret the tone of that first sentence; its suggests a ruse, which is probably the last thing (or at least somewhere down on the list?) poet and artist Bill Knott has in mind with his recent online activities.  Since the abandonment of his cult-inducing poetry blog (don’t think he’ll like that characterization either), he’s begun selling his artwork online.  For...

Painter Andre Kohn demonstrates his skill and acute eye for detail in this imaginative, poignant gallery.

An exploration of abstraction and character.

Sensual and striking, Fletcher examines seduction and glitter.

These still life studies burst with realism and evoke emotion as rich and complex as the subjects themselves.

Erik Olson's wide and purposeful brushstrokes manifest themselves as faces; he then translates these into sculpture, creating this unique and stirring project, Merge.

Jason Bard Yarmosky juxtaposes young and old in this series of curious paintings.