A towering figure in the history of Minimal, Conceptual, Installation, and Land Art, Walter De Maria has had a profound impact on contemporary art making. De Maria’s Large Rod Series comprises ten works made between 1984 and 1989.

Taro Izumi’s videos produce humor both deliberately and by chance from moments that initially seem nonsensical. Some videos follow a plan, while others are ostensibly the product of boredom.

Taro Izumi’s videos produce humor both deliberately and by chance from moments that initially seem nonsensical. Some videos follow a plan, while others are ostensibly the product of boredom.

Sadamasa Motonaga, who very early in his career aspired to become a manga artist, drew heavily from doodles in his paintings.

Hito Steyerl’s How Not To Be Seen examines the politics of visibility and the means for opting out of being repre­sented in the digital age.

I March in the Parade of Liberty, but as Long as I Love You I’m Not Free was a set of speeches by Sharon Hayes, performed in the streets of New York City over eight days between December 2007 and January 2008.

Working between the disciplines of sound, sculpture, and performance, Kevin Beasley explores identity and repre­sentation through objects in the broader context of their cultural production. His sculptures function as narrative vessels embedded with cultural, personal, and political significance.

Throughout his practice, Haim Steinbach has engaged with concepts of presentation and display and questioned the nature of the object in its social and cultural context.

In her sculptural installations, Nina Canell explores systems of interconnectivity. Working with the physical phenomena of electricity, infrasound, and time, Canell creates material and linguistic associations that draw relationships between them.

In Diptych (Roses, Stripe, Morning Glory), 2010, Ann Craven revitalizes the floral still life, which had been histor­ically marginalized as a subgenre, seen as little more than the byproduct of a charming amateurism, and minor art making.