Turner Carroll Gallery is pleased to announce Glitched, an exhibition of artworks by Nina Tichava and Shawn Smith. Both artists explore the intersections of culture, technology, and the organic environment through their art practices. See the exhibition page here.

Natalie Christensen's newest body of work features imagery of swimming pools and water. Christensen studied psychoanalysis, and she sees water as a psychological metaphor. These works explore the binary relationship between the physical world above the water and the subconscious, as represented beneath the water's surface. View the exhibition page.

Artist and designer Matthew Shlian, who describes himself as a paper engineer, gives patterns of life and motion to an otherwise flat form: paper. See the exhibition page here.

Join us in creating a Hung Liu award at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art! We've curated a small group of phenomenal paintings to endow the art award. See and collect these special artworks here.

In this new body of work, Fausto Fernandez applies found materials that help him express his stories in metaphors: particularly stories of relationships, his interest in graphic design, and the influence of art history that challenged him to explore alternative forms of expression. View and collect the artworks here.