Artworks

  • This quilt is a long rectangle, suggesting a scroll. It is made of many different sized, smaller rectangles overlapping and stitched as if collaged. The quilt’s predominant colors are gold and purple, with areas of black, white and grey. Several of the re
    Joan Schulze, Dream the Sun, 2003
  • Naomie Kremer, From Memory, 2003
    Naomie Kremer, From Memory, 2003
  • Mary Curtis Ratcliff, Hong Kong: Wu Shu , 2003
    Mary Curtis Ratcliff, Hong Kong: Wu Shu , 2003
  • This almost-square quilt comprises two fields: a rectangular band across the top quarter of the quilt and, below that, a much bigger rectangle. The top panel is a patchwork of smaller rectangles, mostly in white, black and grey and made of transferred ima
    Joan Schulze, Rain Matters, 2002
  • This quilt is divided into six collaged rectangles, each patterned with multiple textures. Greys, light blues and rust are the quilt’s predominant colors, with pops of red and brighter blue in places. The rectangles on the right hand side of
    Joan Schulze, Scent of Red, 2002
  • Aiko Lanier Cuneo, Fading Circles, 2001
    Aiko Lanier Cuneo, Fading Circles, 2001
  • Bill Bruckner, Jan, 2001
    Bill Bruckner, Jan, 2001
  • Bill Bruckner, Leroy #2, 1997
    Bill Bruckner, Leroy #2, 1997
  • Bill Bruckner, Yvette, 1993
    Bill Bruckner, Yvette, 1993
  • Lia Cook, Florentine Fresco, 1992
    Lia Cook, Florentine Fresco, 1992
  • Beth Fein, Broken Painting Remains Unfinished, 1987
    Beth Fein, Broken Painting Remains Unfinished, 1987
  • Albert Lanier, Nikko, Japan, 1985
    Albert Lanier, Nikko, Japan, 1985
  • Keith Wilson, The Ascent of Architecture, 1985
    Keith Wilson, The Ascent of Architecture, 1985
  • Joan Schulze, Cloud Riding, 1983
    Joan Schulze, Cloud Riding, 1983
  • Elizabeth Sher, What's Inside These Shorts?, 1980-2010
  • Lia Cook, Landforms West, 1980
    Lia Cook, Landforms West, 1980
  • Anthony Tusler, It Will Happen, 1977
    Anthony Tusler, It Will Happen, 1977
  • Anthony Tusler, Jim Gonsalves and Hale Zukas, 1977
    Anthony Tusler, Jim Gonsalves and Hale Zukas, 1977
  • Anthony Tusler, Sign 504, 1977
    Anthony Tusler, Sign 504, 1977
  • Anthony Tusler, We Shall Overcome, 1977
    Anthony Tusler, We Shall Overcome, 1977
  • Aiko Lanier Cuneo, Scalloped, 1973
    Aiko Lanier Cuneo, Scalloped, 1973
  • Liz Mamorsky, Madrone, 1971
    Liz Mamorsky, Madrone, 1971
  • Ruth Asawa, Untitled, 1968
    Ruth Asawa, Untitled, 1968
  • Ruth Asawa, Chair, 1965
    Ruth Asawa, Chair, 1965
  • David Ruth, Antarctica Relief
    David Ruth, Antarctica Relief
  • Maria Radilla has created a sculptural series of little birds or “pajarito” with varying features, bold eyes and varied colors and sizes. We will describe them from smallest to largest. The smallest is like a ball painted a shiny black with 2 strong legs,
    Maria Radilla , Pajarito (D2020)
  • Maria Radilla has created a sculptural series of little birds or “pajarito” with varying features, bold eyes and varied colors and sizes. We will describe them from smallest to largest. The smallest is like a ball painted a shiny black with 2 strong legs,
    Maria Radilla , Pajarito (D2022)
  • Maria Radilla has created a sculptural series of little birds or “pajarito” with varying features, bold eyes and varied colors and sizes. We will describe them from smallest to largest. The smallest is like a ball painted a shiny black with 2 strong legs,
    Maria Radilla , Pajarito (D2022)
  • Lia Cook, Su Series Mega Tracts
    Lia Cook, Su Series Mega Tracts
  • Lia Cook, Su Series Spots
    Lia Cook, Su Series Spots
  • David Ruth, Szulu
    David Ruth, Szulu
  • Jeremy Burleson, Untitled (S2025)
    Jeremy Burleson, Untitled (S2025)
  • Jeremy Burleson, Untitled (S2027)
    Jeremy Burleson, Untitled (S2027)
  • Jeremy Burleson, Untitled (S2028)
    Jeremy Burleson, Untitled (S2028)
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