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The new exhibition "Mineral Monsters" features flickering animations of rocks that challenge normal stereo vision and experience.
Slovenian artist Miha Å trukelj is interested in the linear elements of urban landscapes and the geometric building blocks of architectural forms.
Through the recurring use of ironic self-portrayal in their paintings, sculptures and installations, the artist duo V&B stir up a commentary on the (art) world.
Patricia Fernández cultivates and shares a symbolic archive of Spanish Republicans' flight into France, a path known as la Retirada, to escape persecution in 1939.
Video collective EZTV attracted artists and video-makers whose work wouldn't or couldn't be made in either the film industry or the traditional art world.
Saxophonist and composer John Ellis has spent his residency at 18th Street Arts Center by composing 30 new pieces of work.
Yael Lipschutz is organizing a body of research around the intersection of art and technology for her residency at 18th Street Arts Center.
Elena Bajo's exhibition, "With Entheogenic Intent," investigates the "sculptural anarchive" of suppressed political histories, extending her research to California's geopolitical context.
Public Movement is a Tel Aviv-based 'performative research body' that aims to use the infrastructure of the art world to create social impact and new politicized civic bodies.