Bees in the Back of the Volkswagen, colored pencil and ink on Arches cover Long before I understood who Frank Lloyd Wright was, his vision had already shaped my life. My father, Alfred Bush, was an architectural engineer who apprenticed under Wright and helped build Taliesin West. When he designed our family home, he treated it as his own experiment in everything Wright had taught him, giving it a rare double-parabolic roof, a form Wright himself never built. I grew up inside that...

There's a moment that happens sometimes when someone stands in front of a piece of intuitive art. They don't ask what it's called or what it's "of." They just go quiet for a second, and something in their chest shifts before their mind has caught up. I've watched it happen more times than I can count, and it never stops fascinating me. What is it about art made without a plan that reaches people so directly? I've spent decades thinking about this, first as a seller and curator in the art...

New to Beyond the Eye Art? Welcome to our first showing of a peek into the world of Jessica Bush's art world. Do you see what she sees? ...