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In much of her work, New York–based photographer Joni Sternbach experiments with historical photographic processes, specifically tintypes, direct positive images created on thin pieces of metal. 

Some first-time viewers of the photographs of Carolyn Marks Blackwood, which are on view at Von Lintel Gallery

I have crossed over to the dark side: I now like art fairs better than biennials and large contemporary survey exhibitions.

In 2011, Melanie Willhide experienced the theft of her computer and back-up drives.

Trinidadian artist Miles Regis searches for hope and meaning in the ugly and chaotic.

From artist talks about process, psyche, and risk-taking to storytelling about nostalgia, dance about resilience, paintings about community, photographs about photography, billboard art about progressive values, and a lecture about why to beware the Ides of March

This week is barely half over and it’s already been exhausting. But if you need some small oases of art, culture, distraction and tranquility, as always artists have you covered — with live artist talks, readings, fresh online and by appointment gallery exhibitions, Leonard...

Using an arcane calligraphic technique known as micrography, Waugh constructs his impossibly complex and superbly illusionistic images not from simply fine strokes of his pens, but in fact from volumes of laboriously hand-copied text.

The von Lintel Gallery announced the passing of Floris Neusüss, an unrelenting pioneer of experimental photography, on April 1, in Kassel, Germany.

Christopher Russell’s new exhibition Cascades at Von Lintel Gallery features a suite of recent works that both pursues and evolves the artist’s eccentrically hands-on relationship to photography and the landscape.

Downtown itself has more than one ecosystem, and tonight they’re all activated.

I make no claim as to the comprehensiveness or objectivity of this selection. Nevertheless, to the extent that it reflects personal priorities, I believe most artists, if not the entire art community, both local and international, acknowledge the existential criticality of...

Though Luis De Jesus and Tarrah Von Lintel technically share an address in the Culver City gallery district, their operations are independent of each other.

Expo Chicago has announced the exhibitors list for its sixth annual edition, taking place in Navy Pier’s Festival Hall September 13–17.

Chuck Kelton uses photosensitive papers and darkroom chemicals (fresh and expired) to make gorgeous images that, without cameras or lenses, satisfy photography's visceral claims on representing the real.