Eric Shaw

The exhibition's pieces feel like they’re whipping your retinas around at high speeds. The man’s running — from something, and toward something, too.

"I’m out here making really brave art, taking risks. It’d be nice if I had a little help locally."

Onifadé isn’t jumping through a department store window to get your attention. These paintings are pageants of restraint.  

Tady's fierce lines and rabid colors cooly embrace the rectangle, and fire visual ideas at the brain like a cyclone blasting cherry tree buds in spring.

In this solo exhibition, Ruben Nieto mashes high art and low.

John Pomara waltzes on with mechanical processes.

The paintings sanctify the 12.26 space like altarpieces. And they’re New Agey in the best way.

In his installation at Janette Kennedy Gallery in Dallas, the talented political artist hits another one out of the park.