Object Notes

Barry Le Va has redefined sculpture through his experimentation with the medium and its composition.

The work of Sara Cwynar combines the obsessive materiality of a “hoarder” with the trompe-l’oeil effects of studio photography.

As in Nora Aslan's other collages, Acolchado (Quilt) alludes to textiles through its highly organized patterns. She adds buttons to the surface to further the overt reference to quilts.

Taking found photographic negatives and film as a point of departure, Marlo Pascual creates photo-based sculptures, installations, and images by employing strategies of appropriation that simultaneously reflect a sophisticated understanding of art history.

Taking found photographic negatives and film as a point of departure, Marlo Pascual creates photo-based sculptures, installations, and images by employing strategies of appropriation that simultaneously reflect a sophisticated understanding of art history.

For nearly four decades the American photographer Judy Linn has documented her impressions of everyday life. Best known for her portraits of Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe, her work also features less recognizable subjects, namely moments in our daily routines that are easily and often overlooked.

In July 2000 Lynn Davis traveled for four days from the northeastern United States to reach the remote Disko Bay in Greenland.