A picture is worth a thousand words – especially when it’s sliced, stitched, or printed on unexpected materials.

Artists reflect – literally or figuratively, in form and meaning.

Artists give form to the quintessential connection: bridges.

It’s a big world out there, but who says you need binoculars?

A collection might be only as beautiful as its display cabinet.

Don’t judge a book by its cover – and don’t judge a tree by its bark. These artists look past surfaces to the patterns found within.

We can’t see the future, but we can imagine it. As a place, it’s in the distance, where sky and land meet.

Artists honor the good, the bad, and the questionable.

These artists may not work with textiles, but they still appreciate the tailor’s art.

Doubles may be defined by their common traits, but they’re distinguished by their departures.

What creates a sense of place is as wide-ranging as human perception...

These artists see beauty in forgotten, discarded, or otherwise undesirable materials.

Julie K. Hanus spots six artists exploring the idea of shelter.

Seven artists explore the magic of combining multiple parts into a whole...

Some artwork is precisely the sum of its parts.

Seven artists whose eclectic work calls on flora, fauna, and more.

The warm and fuzzy work of seven artists.

School supplies are surprising and inventive art materials. Here are seven artists who make the grade.