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The article features an exhibition of Dan Colen's sculptures at the Peres Projects in Los Angeles, California. According to the article, the centerpiece of the exhibition, titled "Secrets and Cymbals, Smoke and Scissors," is a life-size sculpture of a wall from a garage or studio. The article notes that Colen uses materials such as Styrofoam, paint, paper and metal.

The article features Packard Jennings' solo exhibition at the Catherine Clark Gallery in San Francisco, California. According to the article, the exhibition's centerpiece is a multipart installation titled "Business Reply" which criticizes companies that target consumers with direct mail. Also presented are giveaway stickers printed on gold paper and inscribed with messages that target Darwin debunkers.

The article offers information on the exhibitions "Richard Diebenkorn: Abstractions on Paper" and "Richard Diebenkorn, Artist, and Carey Stanton, Collector: Their Stanford Connection" that will be on view at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California from July 23 to November 9, 2008. The art works that the exhibition will feature are presented.

The article reviews an exhibition of Mel Bochner's wall paintings and a small number of related works on paper from the 1970s at Marc Selwyn Fine Art gallery in Los Angeles, California.

Features the exhibition "American Modern," at the Hackett Freedman Gallery in San Francisco, California. Gallery's interpretation of the exhibition's title; Paintings which form the center of the exhibition; Showcasing of paintings, sculptures and works on paper for a period of advanced American art before Abstract Expressionism.

Highlights painter David Best's exhibition at Susan Cummings in Mill Valley, California. Art works included in 'Paper Boxex,' an exhibition of dioramas; Description of some of Best's art works.

Focuses on the art works of Jean Lowe at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, California. Survey of the paintings, paper-mache sculptures and installations of Lowe; Use of vocabulary of opulence and excess to satirize human compulsion; Inclination of earlier works toward the didactic.

The article presents information on the art exhibition "Landscape Confection," on view at the Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, California through May 7, 2006. The exhibition showcases explorations of landscape using materials such as stitched fabric, and silk flowers.