The landscapes of interdisciplinary artist and activist Patrick Hebert reconsider the ontology of the photograph and persistent myths underpinning Western cultural conceptions of the natural world.

Artist Devra Freelander creates sculptures that exist at the intersection of geology and technology, merging the sublimity of threatened polar landscapes with the palette of digital environments.

Media artist Katherine Bennett encodes darkened exhibition spaces with networked systems which respond to the presence of the inhabitant.

Artist Tra Bouscaren's immersive, waste-filled sculptural environments implicate the viewer in an economy of rampant production, consumption, and destruction.

Artist Cathy Hsiao communicates personal narratives of translocation through a visual poetry of rhythmic sculptural arrangements informed by traditional Asian textile arts and experimental musical composition.

Artist Pete Hoffecker Mejia revives histories of modernist geometric abstraction and indigenous art forms to create sculptural narratives of contemporary Latin American cultural hybridity.

Artist Kate Petley's abstract paintings operate at the intersection of digital and analog image-making techniques.

The installations and sculptures of Cristin Millett mine historical and contemporary perceptions of female sexuality through the dissecting lens of medical perception.

Working in the genres of performance art, installation, and video, artist Liss LaFleur confronts the biological, historical, and political ideologies of femininity inherited from her Southern roots.

Gina Herrera, a career Army and Iraq War veteran, draws on her experiences of the global environmental devastation of war and her Tesuque heritage to create anthropomorphic sculptures from the repurposed fragments of consumer culture.