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| Daniel Gordon |
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| Hernan Bas |
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| Xylor Jane |
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| Sexy Lil tchotchke |
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| Very Sexy detail |
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| Liz Cohen |
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| Always love Anselm Reyle |
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| Daniel McDonald |
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| Jonathan Lasker |
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| the male odalisque is very under represented in art |
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| Ellen Berkenblit |
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| Lara Schnitger |
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| Mary Heilmann |
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| Paul McCarthy |
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| Matthew Day Jackson |
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| non-utilitarian use of flip-flops |
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| Joanne Greenbaum |
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| Justin Matherly |
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| Peter Strauss |
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| Michele Abeles |
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| Jarbas Lopez |
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| Steven Shearer |
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| Amanda Ross-Ho Mildly biased perspective, no? |
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| Sarah Braman |
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| Sterling Ruby always has it going on |
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| What I love about Sterling Ruby is that there's always this tremendous tension between belief & disbelief |
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| I mean, who else can make a wash cloth this intriguing? |
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| Aside from having conceptual vigor, Sterling Ruby also makes visually compelling work. He is one of the more interesting artists working right now. |
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| Chantal Joffe |
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| Louise Bourgeois who else has depicted the terror of pregnancy and childbirth with such accuracy? surprisingly, also not the most popular theme in art history, despite the presence of the much coveted nude woman. |
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| Lynda Benglis |
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| Joshua Abelow |
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| Richard Hawkins |
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| Richard Hawkins continued... |
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| Tracey Emin |
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| Monika Sosnowska |
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| Alexander Ross |
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| Paulina Olowska |
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