Taehyoung Maria Jeon reimagines the plants cohabitating in her apartment, beginning with leaves and stems before venturing into surreal terrain.

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Supple mountains cradled by lakes and forests are tinged with magical realism.

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Abe imagines dreamlike scenes reminiscent of childhood narratives and folk tales.

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Wilson's movie debut is primed for absurdity, delving into something that's immanently mundane yet fundamental to the way we live.

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This year's cycle received more than 340 video entries from 40 different countries.

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Brown's work is currently on view in 'The Peace of Wild Things' at Joy Machine.

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This year, the competition welcomed more than 24,000 entries from photographers around the globe.

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In our era of digital screens and virtually endless images and videos, it's a challenge to imagine the time before photography existed.

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Through vivid collages layering fragments of paper and fiber, Clotilde Jiménez echoes his own mélange of experiences and histories.

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The multimedia project marries sonic experiences with incredible imagery captured from Earth's orbit.

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Featuring Nick Cave, Nina Chanel Abney, Hank Willis Thomas, Carrie Mae Weems, Kerry James Marshall, and many more.

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An exploration of the human figure, use of architectural materials, and the perception of space.

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"Do objects transmit spirituality? No, they remind us of our spirituality." —Daniel Minter

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The photographer explores unexpected architecture in the Italian Alps.

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Art is an act of faith in a world that can make hope feel impossible.

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The "Great Mosaic" may be the largest in the Roman world.

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The Bali-based firm's designs blur the boundary between structure and environment.

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Serenity now!

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How people, capital, cargo, and ideas traverse the globe has long been central to Hew Locke's work.

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Inside Webster's interdisciplinary practice that advocates for nature.

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Baxter uses materials derived from the earth that are explicitly solid, evoking an intimate tension between vulnerability and strength.

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The artist describes that he aims to make his paintings “feel like songs.”

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The most reflective element on Earth, silver has transformed the ways in which humans perceive, record, and understand the world

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Roberta Gentry is interested in the relationship between the constructed and the natural, cultivating abstract, biomorphic forms.

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Anstis' solo show 'Pastels' just opened at Olney Gleason in New York City.

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Ever imagined a pear or an apple with a personality?

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For Anna Ortiz, the jaguar is a fitting metaphor for entering into a mythic borderland.

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Th artist taps the small, colorful rubber bands as an accessible material for an inventive application.

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The annual competition highlights some of the most beloved, impressive, and little-seen aspects of our oceans.

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In Chicago, Karla Wong presents a suite of vivid paintings that double as mysterious portals.

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