An exhibition speaks differently in different venues.

It should come as no surprise that Frida Kahlo, whose own dramatic life was the primary subject of her art, kept a major collection of photographs important to her.  With the intense interest in Kahlo created by Hayden Herrera’s seminal biography, you might in fact wonder, why have we never seen these photos?  Okay, funny…

Jim Nutt: “Trim” and Other Works: 1967 – 2010 at David Nolan Gallery

Jaffe completely jettisoned the stiff grid and strict geometric shapes in favor of a loose, undeniably playful series of rectangles with interior forms.

Ordinary inanimate objects do not, as Grosvenor’s works do, emanate persona.

Pesce freeze’s the moment, Carroll celebrates transience, and together they create a deeply meaningful and thoughtful dialogue.

Sleigh took a proto-feminist approach to spatial representation that was, and sometimes still is, confused with a naïve technique.