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SFAQ Review: Matthew Schreiber: “Sideshow” at Johannes Vogt Gallery, New York City
Matthew Schreiber: “Sideshow” Johannes Vogt Gallery 526 W 26th Street, Suite 205, New York, NY 10001 April 10—May 10, 2014 “Architecture is the masterly, …
SFAQ Review: Carrie Mae Weems: “Subject & Witness” at Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco
Carrie Mae Weems: “Subject & Witness” Gallery Paule Anglim 14 Geary Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 Marc 19—April 19, 2014 Carrie Mae Weems consistently …
SFAQ Pick: “Many Places at Once” group exhibition curated by the graduating class of the Graduate Program in Curatorial Practice (CCA) at the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco. Opening Thursday. April 17.
Opening Thursday, April 17 at the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco is “Many Places at Once,” a group exhibition curated by …
SFAQ Review: Javier Téllez: “Games are forbidden in the labyrinth” at REDCAT Gallery, Los Angeles
Javier Téllez: “Games are forbidden in the labyrinth” REDCAT Gallery 631 W 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012 April 5—June 1, 2014 By Courtney Malick …
San Francisco’s Mid-Market Tango
San Francisco’s Mid-Market Tango By Lani Asher In 2011 San Francisco passed a payroll tax break for tech businesses in the …
The Art World in Review: George W. Bush
By Peter Dobey The most talked about painter of late has no doubt been none other than George W. Bush. This week, his first …
Working Through Performance: Casey Jane Ellison, Ed Fornieles, and Yemenwed
Working Through Performance Casey Jane Ellison, Ed Fornieles, and Yemenwed By Courtney Malick Since we are now forty-something years into the …
Considering the Ethics of Abstraction, Part One
This piece is the first in an ongoing exploration. By Peter Cochrane I recently saw the James Turrell retrospective at the Los Angeles …
The Art World in Review (3/17/14–3/24/14)
By Peter Dobey + Pace Gallery is set to open up a Bay Area location that, according to the syndicate gallery’s president Marc Glimcher, …
The Art World in Review (10/14-10/20)
+ As a result of the end of the government shutdown, nationally funded museums such as the National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn …
“40 Years: Departures” group exhibition at Creative Growth, Oakland
Lauren Dare gets very excited when I ask if I can take her picture in front of her artwork. Dare joined Creative Growth Art Center …
SFO – San Francisco/International – Part 3
Lessons from Egypt: “Revolution Is Art!” A Western Fantasy? By Peter Dobey One year ago Egyptians were not fighting, but celebrating …
SFAQ visits “Open House” at Headlands Center for the Arts
By Ariel Rosen I open Albert Camus’s The Fall to a random page and read these words: “A doll’s village, isn’t it? …
Post:Ballet’s “Four Plays” July 18th-19th at the Lam Research Theater (YBCA), San Francisco
Post:Ballet has been turning heads with consistently daring collaborations that are sophisticated and anything but risk averse. The company’s fourth season program features the …
SFO – San Francisco/International Part 2
July 10,2013 The Artist in Public Life: Lessons from Istanbul, in context and uncertainty. By Peter Dobey Monday evening marked …
Post:Ballet’s “field the present shifts” at The Lam Research Theater at YBCA, San Francisco June 18th-19th
Starting today June 18th through the 19th is Post:Ballet’s fourth season program featuring the World Premiere of “field the present shifts”, a thought-provoking collaboration …
“Dancing with the Art World” Day 1 at the HAMMER Museum, Los Angeles
Dancing with the Art World, a two-day symposium at the Hammer Museum, as organized by Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly, MFA candidates, Interdisciplinary Studio, …