Gripping a paintbrush in one hand and the Empire State in the other, the woman dominates a space synonymous with male-centric corporations and class inequality.

In application, what an artist chooses to depict in an encounter with their sitter is only an impression, not representative of the whole person being captured.

Welcome back, reunion classes!

Two collages by “New York’s most famous unknown artist,” Ray Johnson, have recently arrived at SCMA as part of a promised gift. These are the first works by Johnson in the Five Colleges.

We see Asia being represented by the West. But how do contemporary Asian artists depict themselves and their community?

How are women photographed in public spaces? These photographs cause us to question whether the subjects knew their photograph was being taken and whether they wanted it to be taken and displayed.

Barry Moser’s watercolors range from biblical figures to poetry-writing insects, but they all have styles appropriate to their subjects.

Despite our significant collection of his work, we have very little information about Paul Cordes' personal life. It seems that the only thing that survives of him is his work.

Fantasy breeds our imagination, and imagination encircles the world.

These art works represent the artists’ attempts to construct reality in their distinctive flavors and find beauty in the seemingly illogical chaos of the surreal space. They seek to explore the connection and the boundary between reality and illusion.