Virginia Maksymowicz’s West Philadelphia studio looks like she just got back from an archaeological dig: two mummy-like body casts lie on a table, and one wa...

In her series Comparisons (2015-18), Virginia Maksymowicz incorporates images of caryatids and canephorae—columns in the shape of female bodies and of women ...

From first glance, Virginia Maksymowicz’s "Bread" series clearly recalls antiquity. These works abound in motifs taken from Greco-Roman architecture—caryatid...

Virginia Maksymowicz’s work wittingly combines the anatomical with the architectural creating metaphorical and real relationships between the female figure a...

Broad Street Review November 20, 2015 Samantha Maldonado Subversive wisdom: review of "Old Enough to Know Better: at Crane Arts Each of the individual works ...

A Mysterious Artwork Art lovers who meander along Alexis Smith's "Snake Path" and take in the view of "Fallen Star" are unknowingly walking right past an unm...

Not so long ago, in a galaxy not very far, far away, there existed a breed apart — feral, solipsistic, arrogant, and rich as Croesus. Masters of the Universe...

Virginia Maksymowicz’s installation The Physical Boundaries of This World is a poetic and sobering visual representation of what Hedda Bagler articulates as ...

Alternating figures are defined in scientific terms, Maksymowicz tells me, as "ambiguous diagrams serving in the psychology of perception to illustrate the w...