Alan G. Artner

Tiffany Holmes: Everything that happens in "darkSky," the Chicago media artist's installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art, is a direct result of viewer participation. Ideas are not grafted on,...

Corey Arnold is a commercial fisherman in his early 30s who has been directly involved with photography since he was 12. The C Prints he shows at the Andrew Rafacz...

Polaroids: Mapplethorpe. Nearly 100 Polaroids from the almost 1,500 Robert Mapplethorpe shot at the beginning of his career trace the artist's development toward the provocation of his mature work. Through...

Achim Lippoth is a contemporary German photographer who works exclusively with children. While that might prepare you for more of the pictorial maunderings on teens that have come from all...

Becoming Edvard Munch: Influence, Anxiety,comma and Myth. The unsettling Norwegian painter and printmaker is brilliantly explored in relation to works by major and minor contemporaries. Through April 26 at Art...

Tetsuya Noda: For nearly 40 years this printmaker has created pages of a diary in which all aspects of everyday life have been recorded. The Andrew Bae Gallery shows selections...

Richard Koppe was an alumnus of the New Bauhaus who later taught at the Institute of Design and University of Illinois, picking up several prizes for his paintings from the...

Becoming Edvard Munch: Influence, Anxiety, and Myth. The unsettling Norwegian painter and printmaker (1863-1944) is brilliantly explored in relation to works by major and minor contemporaries. Through April 26 at...

Becoming Edvard Munch: Influence, Anxiety, and Myth. The unsettling Norwegian painter and printmaker (1863-1944) is brilliantly explored in relation to works by major and minor contemporaries. Through April 26 at...

Stephanie Dean: All of the artist's lusciously colored digital prints at Flatfile Galleries are studio setups of food, drapery, plants and butterflies that recall 17th Century Dutch still-life paintings. At...