Review: Jillian McDonald’s “Valley of the Deer,” at the Ontario College of Art & Design
Here’s a scary movie to play at your avant-garde haunted house. Jillian McDonald’s “Valley of the Deer,” recently shown at Ontario College of Art …
Review: “Zwischerliecht” group exhibition at LxWxH Gallery, Seattle
LxWxHx gallery (pronounced Length Width Height, but you probably already gathered that) in Seattle’s isolated Georgetown neighborhood boasts a fitting sense of aloofness, considering …
PAUL SCHIMMEL
-Interview by Charles Desmarais Paul Schimmel, one of the world’s most respected curators of up-to-the-minute contemporary art, lives at the northernmost edge of the …
Respecting Your Elders (and Youngers)
AN OPEN LETTER TO EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO HAVE FUN AND MAKE GOOD ART RIGHT NOW IN NEW YORK CITY (for Penny Arcade): Every …
Review: “Isaac Layman: Funeral” and “Michael Lazarus: Recent Works” at Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon
Two mini exhibitions are currently on view at Elizabeth Leach Gallery in Portland, Oregon. Nestled in the poetically named Pearl District amongst other galleries, the …
The Mighty Languish, The Forgotten Rise
“The Worlds of Bernice Bing” Produced and directed by Madeleine Lim Co-Producer and Project Director, Jennifer Banta Yoshida Presented by the Asian American Women Artists …
Review: Danielle Rante’s solo exhibition, “Held in Air” at K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco
Walking into Danielle Rante’s first exhibition at K. Imperial Fine Art is like stepping inside a personal travel journal. Held In Air is a …
SFAQ Issue 14 Release Party in Los Angeles at & Pens Press this Saturday, September 7th!
SFAQ [International Arts & Culture] is pleased to announce a release party for Issue 14 in Los Angeles at the brand new &Pens Press Gallery …
SFAQ Pick: Guy Diehl’s “A Dialogue with Tradition” solo exhibition at Dolby Chadwick Gallery, San Francisco
Opening Thursday, September 5 (5:30-7:30 PM) at Dolby Chadwick Gallery in San Francisco is “A Dialogue with Tradition”, a solo exhibition of new works …
Lambs Wheeled to Slaughter: Maria Abramovic Institute
OK, I am firmly opposed to talking about any aspect of Marina Abramovic because I find it banal and irrelevant. However I like sci-fi kitsch …
Review: “CULM” group exhibtion at Night Gallery, Los Angeles
When a fictional sci-fi future comes into mind the surroundings are likely to be one of two-pronged possibilities: is it a mechanically pristine, totalitarian …
In Conversation with Charles Gatewood
An Interview with Charles Gatewood “Charles Gatewood: 50 Years” September 5-November 30, 2013 Opening: Thursday, September 5, 11am-7:30pm Reception and book signing: Saturday, September …
Review: “Pull” solo exhibition by Jenny Bloomfield at Gallery 60SIX, San Francisco
“Grey Band” and “Green Band” (15.25 x 78 inches each) run nearly the length of Gallery 60six’s entryway embracing you as you enter Jenny Bloomfield’s …
Review: “An Opening of the Field: Jess, Robert Duncan and Their Circle.” Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento
“Life Isn’t Always Pretty or in Focus” By John Held, Jr. The Sixties were a time of communes and community, but …
Review: “A Lot of People Do This”, William Emmert solo exhibition at Guerrero Gallery, San Francisco.
William Emmert’s solo exhibition at Guerrero Gallery creates a diversionary tactic that compels the viewer to ask the age-old question, “what is art”, and …
Review: Barry McGee at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston
If you walk down the street in San Francisco, keep an eye out for lop-eared, droopy-eyed figures with or without shirts sporting taut skin on …
SFAQ Issue 14 Release Party in Los Angeles, September 7th!
SFAQ [International Arts & Culture] is pleased to announce a release party for Issue 14 in Los Angeles at the brand new &Pens Press Gallery …
SFAQ Pick: “VICTORY” solo exhibition by Alex Ito at The Still House Group in Brooklyn, NY
Opening on August 28th in Brookyln, NY is solo exhibition, “VICTORY” by Alex Ito, recent recipient of the summer residency at The Still House Group, …
Dickpix and New Images of Man
“Each period has its peculiar image of man” said theologian Paul Tillich at the beginning of his essay for the Museum of Modern Art …