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Matthew Cusick is an artist to know, understand and admire. Inspired by topography, he uses vintage map cutouts as a surrogate for paint and creates the most compelling
pieces of art.

In the intimate space of the reading room, Rebecca Carter thoughtfully offers up...

In this new body of work, Doherty explores the role of seed banks and their preservation efforts...

Dion Johnson's paintings are vivid and crisp, composed of tightly compressed contours that jostle each other in overlapping rows and long narrow layers...

Holly Johnson Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Forty One Songs, an exhibition of drawings by Gael Stack...

Gael Stack is the first retrospective monograph on the artist's career, which has spanned four decades...

Todd Chilton’s Pink and Green Combs, 2011 focuses on the edge as both a systematic and unifying element, as well as a divider. Perfectly interlaced, the woven strokes of paint optically create a tunnel, using pure color as a tool to create depth and exposing its illusion by the strict and traceable pattern of the brush to the surface... 

In his brief introduction to this buoyant show of abstract paintings, Feature’s director, the single-named Hudson, writes that he finds an essential magic in “how the artist leaks the personal into the formal...”