The filmaker who won he Sundance Film Festival in 1990, Wendell Harris Jr, talks about life underground.

Nic Nicosia began early this year creating photographs on canvas. The effect of the archival inks on this new softer and more porous material took his work, which had already melded a deliciously surreal quality with …

Steven Soderbergh shot his new low-budget movie, The Girlfriend Experience, on a digital Red Camera. It melds epicurean pornography, the mainstream debut of adult film star Sasha Grey (who admires Jean-Luc Godard), and a story with …

Printmaking is a very fine art. Whether lithography, monoprints, woodcuts, or chine collé, the act of making a print is often painstaking, detailed and precise. To get the results an artist is looking for often requires …

Wendell Harris Jr. talks about his independent movie, Chameleon Street, that won Sundance in 1991 and got re-screened in 2009 at the Marfa Film Festival in Marfa, Texas.

MIKE WHITING, represented by Denvers Plus Gallery, installed “Kickflip” in Albuquerque last week. The sculptural triptych takes the lingo of skateboarding as its inspiration, combining it with Whitings trademark reference to pixelated forms from early video-game …

Collision of human design and the natural world and mercurial memory explored in exhibitions at Robischon gallery by artists Trine Bumiller and Reed Danziger.

“We needed our own endowment for native arts and culture in this country,” said Elizabeth Theobald Richards, a program officer at Ford who has overseen the project and who is a Cherokee. “The indigenous peoples…have an incredible wealth of cultural heritage and cultural expression that very few people know about. And its also incredibly underfunded.”

Below, a selection of architectural work by Harry Teague, Stephen Dynia and Ricardo Legorreta–three of the seven panelists at the Jeff Harnar Contemporary Architecture Symposium that I moderated at the new Thornburg campus Saturday April 19.  …

Dennis Hopper and friends from 1967 reassemble in the art colony of Taos. An art show proves their resiliency.