Conrad’s paintings and sculptures blend surreal imagery, transformation, and shifting perspectives, often infused with subtle humor and irony. His work invites close looking, revealing hidden details and a deeper search for connection—with nature, consciousness, and the human experience.

Raised where East Coast suburbs filter into the woods and farms of Wyeth country, Scott Conary (RISD, BFA ’93) paints to better see and understand....

Sometimes I make artwork that really is not about communicating meaning, and this is one of those shows.  The button pieces are (pretty much) purel...

To me, the point of art is transcendence. I don't approach my work self-consciously or thematically. I embrace the fear of the unknown. I don't hav...

Years and years ago in Michigan, a young man started making unsettling dioramas and strange miniature houses in his spare time. He showed them to p...

I like maps, charts, and diagrams. There is something so official in the way they lay out the ‘truth’, which ironically, underscores the fragility ...