Barbara B. Buchholz

In his latest show at the Roy Boyd Gallery, the collages of John Reuter-Pacyna have shifted from pastel sweetness to a more earthy palette of beiges, browns, blacks, blues and...

The narrative oil and acrylic paintings of Rosalind Al-Aswad bring to life a crowded, zanily colored and sometimes humorous slice of daily suburban life. In her first solo show at...

Large sculptural artworks can set up a distance between the viewer and the object. But in the case of the nine enormous 6-foot-high, 1,200-pound hollow ceramic heads that Jun Kaneko...

Chicago's street life forms a rich, vibrant focus for an exhibition of photographs at the Ehlers Caudill Gallery. Instead of limiting the show to one period, one style of photography...

In Gallery A's current group show, titled "The Back Room," the gallery has gathered together more than 50 examples of its stable of artists' work. Some it was on hand...

Robert Natkin has painted and printed in an Abstract Expressionist style for decades, building compositions whose delicate-looking textures in luscious pastels reflect his interest in fabrics. These "veils of diaphanous...

In his second show of paintings at the Lyons-Wier Gallery, Hank Feeley depicts richly colored, impastoed figures in settings that are compositionally and technically strong and lead the viewer to...

Jun Kaneko is widely known for his glazed stoneware sculptures, slabs and plates, but the exhibition titled "New Paintings & Works on Paper, 1979-1997" at Klein Art Works will win...

Flashy silver and gold inspired artworks, some made especially for the current group show "Silver and Gold" at the Jean Albano gallery, reflect a mixed bag of media, sizes, razzle-dazzle...

Noting that some of the most personal encounters with art come from viewing diminutive-sized works, Carl Hammer Gallery staff member Yolanda Farias has organized a show titled "Small Wonders." Because...