Explore identity and sexuality as a crystal head looks on from the middle of the gallery.

Nigel Peake’s new series of geometric sketches.

Alexandre Singh’s Drawing Center installation, pocket-sized and elegant.

Brian Sanders, once an illustrator for Stanley Kubrick, creates a ’60s-style ad for Mad Men.

The blues encompasses more than the melancholic rhythms of Robert Johnson or the husky lyrics of John Lee Hooker.

Liberate your unconscious!

Nine artists confront The Black Lodge from David Lynch’s Twin Peaks.

Check out some of these zine art shows throughout Brooklyn, or even better, make one yourself!

British street artist Phlegm creates intricate, Dürer-esque graffiti illustrations.

Balint Zsako’s intricate and surreal drawings defy explication. A man valiantly attempts to tear down a mechanical device full of protruding heads; a reclining woman is part of a machine built around a windowsill.

Ellsworth Kelly, who counts both Matisse and Audubon as influences, shows us how abstract painting relates to nature.

Scott Balzak imagines how Picasso, Pollack, Matisse, Raphael, et al would react to the popular iPhone app.