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Keizo Kitajima USSR 1991 at Little Big Man Gallery
By Kendall George, March 5, 2013 Mikhail Gorbachev’s glasnost (“openness”) and easing of censorship allowed Japanese photographer Keizo Kitajima behind the Iron Curtain in the …
Roy McMakin at Anthony Meier Fine Arts
by Kelly Inouye Artist, designer, architect and furniture maker Roy McMakin examines the artistry and nostalgia associated with furniture and domestic space. …
Chris Johanson Lecture: SFAI Tonight at 7:30
Tonight at SFAI’s lecture series is a special treat for all you art folks. One of the most popular exported names from the Bay …
What to do tonight
2nd stop: Thee Parkside (1600 17th St) This is one of the best bars in the city because I feel like the bartender will …
Lunch Bytes
By Kendall George, February 27, 2013 Lunch Bytes is a consortium of digital artists, the Goethe-Institut Washington, Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and the …
Looking at Cats Online: The World’s First Tumblr Art Symposium
By Kendall George, February 26, 2013 One hundred years ago, visitors and critics loathed Marcel Duchamp’s “Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2” at the Armory …
Lebbeus Woods, Architect at SFMOMA
By Kendall George, February 25, 2013 Only one design by architect Lebbeus Woods was actually completed before his death, the “Light Pavillion” within Sliced Porosity …
Eric Veit and Bailey Hikawa at Important Projects, Oakland opening Saturday, Feb 23rd
http://www.importantprojects.net/ Opening Reception: Saturday, February 23, 2013. 6-9pm Exhibition closes: March 31, 2013 Opening Saturday, February 23rd is two exhibitions at Important Projects …
An Open Letter from Pope Benedict XVI
You might know me. I’m the Pope. Or at least for another few days. My name is actually Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, but you …
Dr. Hirai Shoichi on Gutai tonight at SFAI, 7:30, Free
#GUTAI #GUTAI #GUTAI #GUTAI #GUTAI #GUTAI #GUTAI #GUTAI SFAI hosts a lecture by leading Gutai Curator, Dr. Hirai Shoichi , from the Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto. Formerly a curator at the Hyogo Prefectural …
Will Rogan at Altman Siegel gallery opens tonight
Opening tonight at Altman Siegel gallery, San Francisco, is “Blanking Out” by San Francisco based artist, Will Rogan. This will be his second exhibition …
(Almost) Free Formed: Celebrating Old Days and Hoping for New Times at CCSF: Chris Johanson, Barry McGee, and Laurie Reid
By Kendall George, February 20, 2013 In 1996 Barry McGee’s “Untitled” was installed at SFMOMA’s Artists Gallery as a 200-piece tessellation of framed ballpoint drawings …
Jason Hanasik at the SFAC
By Kendall George, February 19, 2013 Moving to a new home is a projection of a new life. Unless your move is a significant downgrade, …
Cut & Paste: New Works by Brion Nuda Rosch
In his second solo-show in New York, Brion Nuda Rosch uses collage and sculpture with rash and hushed demeanor, fabricating found book pages and …
Sadie Barnette at Ever Gold Gallery
Bling, minimalistic floor sculptures, dirt, and artist books…what else would you want to see on a Saturday evening. Sadie Barnette has her first solo exhibition …
Eye Level in Iraq: Photographs by Kael Alford and Thorne Anderson
Kendall George The de Young Museum is marking the tenth anniversary of the United States-led allied invasion of Iraq with “Eye Level in Iraq: …
Elisheva Biernoff, “Look Out” at Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco
Written by Kathryn McKinney To visit Elisheva Biernoff’s first solo show “Look Out” at Eli Ridgway Gallery is an opportunity for a …
Kehinde Wiley’s The World Stage: Israel
Kendall George Kehinde Wiley has been making paintings of black men in Old Master’s poses with Rococo wallpaper backgrounds for over ten years now. …
Parker Ito at Steve Turner Contemporary, Los Angeles
Currently on view at Steve Turner Contemporary in Los Angeles, is “See Also: Lai Fun, List of Pasta, Soba” an exhibition by Parker Ito and …