Weaving narrative and symbolic turns, these artists practice in metaphor, crafting stories that reveal truths about human existence.
Jordan Strafer’s True Stories
Sin Wai Kin in “Human Nature”
José de Jesús Rodríguez's Back & Forth
Sophie Calle in “Between Worlds”
Anne Imhof: DOOM
Hyeree Ro's Precise Ambiguity
A Place Other Than Here
Naudline Pierre
Wong Ping: The Freedom of Animation
Wangechi Mutu: Between the Earth and the Sky
An Open Horizon (or) the Stillness of a Wound
Firelei Báez
An Artist Walks into a Bar
Aki Sasamoto
Marcel Dzama: Drawing with Raymond Pettibon
Alex Da Corte: 57 Varieties
Marcel Dzama: Organizing Chaos
Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg in "Berlin"
Jack Whitten: An Artist's Life
Jamian Juliano-Villani Gets to Work
Jeff Wall: An Impossible Photograph
Tala Madani in "Los Angeles"
Jeff Wall in "Vancouver"
Chris Ware in "Chicago"
Bryan Zanisnik & Eric Winkler's Animated Conversation
Omer Fast: "Continuity"
Omer Fast in "Fiction"
Kalup Linzy Likes It a Little Bit Off
Tabaimo: "dolefullhouse"
Mary Reid Kelley: "You Make Me Iliad"
Mary Reid Kelley in "History"
Laylah Ali: Choreographer Dean Moss
Cao Fei: Avatars
Yinka Shonibare CBE RA in "Transformation"
Cao Fei in "Fantasy"
Laylah Ali: Meaning
Laylah Ali: Television
Laylah Ali: Newspaper Clippings
Pierre Huyghe: "Anlee"
Nancy Spero in "Protest"
Lari Pittman in "Romance"
Laurie Simmons in "Romance"
Laylah Ali in "Power"
Kiki Smith in "Stories"
Iman Raad defines becoming an ambivalent non-ambassador to his culture.