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During their decade-long collaboration (1985-1995), Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler produced some of the most profound and influential conceptual art projects of the time, ranging from important public projects and site-specific installations to drawings and mixed media sculptures. Ericson and Ziegler redefined public... See more 

Forty-nine artists, including Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Robert Rauschenberg, Roy Lichtenstein, Bruce Nauman, Jasper Johns, Robert Morris, and Vito Acconci, together reveal the singular importance of collectors Illeanna and Michael Sonnabend to the formation of modern art movements from Pop and Minimalism to Arte... See more 

Hair grows on select parts of our bodies, and we-like our ancestors before us- manipulate it to tell our world who we are. Before we say a word to a new acquaintance, our visible hair announces our gender, suggests our class, and hints at our religion and politics. This exhibition catalogue explores the meaning of... See more 

In the art of Jim Hodges, ordinary objects become poignant and extraordinary works that transcend the everyday. Likened to souvenirs of living experience, Hodges works are painstakingly assembled visual diaries made from familiar materials such as fabric, mirrors, glass, and light bulbs. These delicate works mark the... See more 

Joachim Schmid Photoworks 1982-2007 features twenty-five years of this Berlin artist's found photography projects, installations, public art works, and publications. Schmid assembles found or salvaged images in multi-panel installations to investigate particular image domains, histories, and situations. His work... See more 

Immersed in the desires of poetry and the vocabulary of contemporary art, Jonathan Seliger makes brightly-colored paintings that are stretched, folded and glued to form recognizable everyday objects, such as envelopes, shopping bags and pillows. Includes a dialogue between the artist and Tang Curator Ian Berry, and a... See more 

Joseph Grigely creates works that explore the failures, idiosyncrasies, and ruptures of language and communication. An artist who has been deaf since childhood, Grigely first became known in the early 1990's for a series of works called Conversations with the Hearing. One ongoing theme in Grigely's work is the... See more 

Bakery counter cakes, gleaming wedding dresses and meticulously painted hors d’oeuvre platters shine from Jacquette’s glossy enamel-on-wood pop paintings and her most recent large scale gridded canvasses. Desire and memory are found within her focused look at middle class Americana and its cultural reproduction... See more 

Known for her black-paper cutout silhouettes, Kara Walker has quickly become one of the most important voices of her generation. This catalogue features works from all phases of her career, including wall installations, watercolor drawings, and projections. Essays by Darby English, Mark Reinhardt, Anne M. Wagner, and... See more 

Kathy Butterly's quirky, colorful porcelain and earthenware objects pack unusual, cartoonish shapes and textures into pint-sized packages. Each of Butterly's cup-like vessels begins its existence as a symmetrical form cast in wet clay; she then manipulates these classically inspired pieces into curvaceous, slumping... See more