From Trash Can to Treasure by Dean Robbins

From Trash Can to Treasure by Dean Robbins

Imagine an 11-foot-tall wooden object on three legs with a little pincer way up on top — what artist Katie Hudnall calls a sort of “demented coat rack.” When the viewer pulls a lever, the pincer opens, allowing a maple seed to gracefully whirl to the ground,...
Dakota Mace: Listening to the Land by Kristie Kahns

Dakota Mace: Listening to the Land by Kristie Kahns

A pair of silver gelatin cameraless photographs, marked by painterly drips and splatters of photo chemistry and punctured by delicate patterns of red glass beads, were the first works by Dakota Mace [MFA ’19] that I encountered in person. This diptych, Náhookǫs...
Katie Hudnall by Gregory Shelnutt

Katie Hudnall by Gregory Shelnutt

“Delight” might seem too twee a word for contemporary art parlance, but it certainly fits Katie Hudnall’s current exhibition. “The Longest Distance Between Two Points” (on view through July 20, 2025) features 16 sculptures made of salvaged wood, string, springs, and...