Backyard Eden features drawings inspired by Blake Lenoir's own garden and the ecosystem of his native Calumet region.

For Jason Peot's new site-specific installation, a suspended composition of aluminum and wood is derived from a map of the 25 most populated U.S. cities.

In Jackie Kazarian’s exhibition of new paintings and works on paper, self-doubt and disorientation play out in restless landscapes that offer only temporary resolutions.

An installation of photographs, drawings, documents, and artifacts will portray Louis Henry Sullivan's life, writings, and architectural works.

In a portrait of daily life in contemporary Nicaragua, Grant Ramsey tells the story of a country rich in traditions, passion, and humor.

Lisa Stone, Director of the Roger Brown Study Center, discusses Howard Finster’s installation environment “Paradise Garden” and other spiritual/evangelistic art environments.

A wide range of objects, paintings, and documentation provide an in-depth survey of Howard Finster's career, covering the variety of themes of his work, much of it relating to his visionary experiences.

In photographs and audio recordings, W. Eugene Smith documented an era and rare views of people such as Thelonious Monk, Zoot Simms, Norman Mailer, Diane Arbus, and Salvador Dali, presented here in photographs, work prints, videos, and audio listening stations.

Featuring the tiny, meticulously detailed ink drawings for which he is well known, as well as new directions in portraiture and intaglio printmaking, "The Last Detail" is the artist’s first solo exhibition.

Artist Jason Peot leads a gallery talk through the exhibition of his work "Coterminous: An Installation by Jason Peot."