Butler’s mixed-media works conjure the relationship between skin and screen.
Sarmiento discovers that home is not a static setting, but a collection of experiences that culminate to form one’s relationship to self and their environment.
Asa Mendelsohn on Dillon Chapman
With her rephotographs, Chapman is building an index of looking that intercepts historical, queer relationships between artist and model.
Tiffany Wai-Ying Beres on Huai Li
Li is an artist whose playful and fiercely optimistic work questions geographic and cultural boundaries and defines identity on her own terms.
Anthony Graham on Angie Jennings
Jennings explores visibility, embodiment, and the unseen forces at work in contemporary systems of power.
One Work: Naomi Nadreau
Naomi Nadreau’s vacuity detriment carries ancient knowledge while portending a cyborgian future.
Portfolio: Taylor Chapin
Self-aware and humorous, Taylor Chapin examines the ways in which consumerism has reached a point of fetishized ecstasy.
One Work: Janelle Iglesias
Iglesias investigates La Jolla’s colonialist history and present-day utopian image.
Jean Lowe with HereIn
Lowe speaks with HereIn about combining humor and visual seduction into incisive critiques of human behavior.
Lorain Khalil Rihan with HereIn
Archival images conjure the profound connection between a people and their land, the ties that bind amidst incomprehensible violence and provide hope for a future of liberation.
