Stephen Hendee recounts decades of his architecturally ambitious installations that immerse a viewer in light, color, and darkness. Inspired by digital culture and dystopian futures past and present, Hendee explores the intersection of virtual and real-world experience.

Watch Fabienne Lasserre construct a bold Pitchable piece, blending painting, sculpture, and playful material experimentation. Known for her large-scale work, these intimate pieces invite a feminist re-imagining of how we perceive and interact with art.

Watch Sophy Naess bring a floral painting to life and discuss how weaving has transformed her improvisational approach to composition and form. In her studio, Naess navigates the tension between immediacy and structure, capturing the fleeting beauty of life as it unfolds and inevitably fades away.

Sophy Naess reflects on The Bathers at Palisades Park (King Spa), her sweeping mural on silk that incorporates art historical references into a rendition of a Korean spa. Reworking the bather motif through a feminist lens, she layers bold hues into a scene where leisure, labor, and art intersect.

Grace Hager reflects on beauty, awe, and expressive color in her vibrant paintings and ceramic sculptures, which explore her encounters with nature.

Fabienne Lasserre reflects on her decades-long exploration of the boundaries between painting and sculpture, body and space, color and form. Rooted in feminist ethics, her work invites viewers to question binaries and engage with abstraction as a language of inclusion, embodiment, and emotional depth.

Step into the darkroom with Joseph Minek and witness his experimental, camera-less process transform light-sensitive materials into abstract fields of electric color. His unconventional practice pushes the material limits of photography, inviting us to reconsider what defines the medium.

Step inside Grace DeGennaro's Maine studio and witness her slow art practice of marking time with universal geometric forms, complex beaded lattices, and luminous washes of color.