Arie Bouman

Smith chronicles a life from the perspective of death. Altogether the works present the futility of our struggle to find meaning in our past.

Painted at a feverish pace, it’s as if Bernhardt is trying to outrun the banality of her subjects, stamping them onto the canvas over and over again until meaning collapses onto itself.

The Assistant Curator at the Nasher discusses the underrepresentation of women artists in the art world (and what to do about it), her upcoming Land art show, and Dallas' history of women artists.

With International Discoveries VI, FotoFest in Houston draws together thirteen emerging artists, many exhibiting in the U.S. for the first time, who grapple with the conceptual and material particularities of photography.

The fact that these explorations into the human condition are already the subject of his source material appears to have escaped the imagination of the artist.