Leah Rosenberg: When Walks Become Stories/Become Paintings/Become Prints/Become Cake
Leah Rosenberg: Color and Scale Black & White Projects Pacific Felt Factory Arts Complex 2830 20th Street, No. 105, San Francisco CA 94110 February 5 – …
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Waiting In The Wings: James Welling’s ‘Choreograph’ at David Zwirner
James Welling: Choreograph David Zwirner 519 West 19th Street, New York NY 10011 November 18, 2015 – January 16, 2016 I was trained in classical ballet, …
Review: Nicholas Gottlund, “Always,” at Paris London Hong Kong, Chicago
Nicholas Gottlund, “Always” Paris London Hong Kong 845 W. Washington Blvd 2R, Chicago, IL 60607 June 6–July 26, 2014 By Amanda Roscoe Mayo …
Summer Vacation #4: Tess & Cyanotype Blues
Christy Gast is back from her Kadist residency in Paris and yesterday morning we went to the beach together. There was a storm cloud in …
SFAQ Pick: “Summer in Black and White” group exhibition at Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco.
Anne Appleby, Robert Bechtle, Joan Brown, Bruce Conner, Lynn Hershman, David Ireland, Jess, Paul Kos, Tom Marioni, Gay Outlaw, John Priola, Dean Smith, Frances Stark, and Canan Tolon “Summer in Black and …
Review: Clare Rojas, “Caerulea” at Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco
Clare Rojas, “Caerulea” Gallery Paule Anglim 14 Geary Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 April 23–May 31, 2014 by Leora Lutz For …
Review: Justine Frischmann’s solo exhibition, “The Battle of Faith and Doubt” at Unspeakable Projects, San Francisco
There is a balance sought by the work in the show at Unspeakable Projects, at one end is intention at the other chance, between them …
Review: “A Sense of Place” exhibition at Pier 24, San Francisco
Time and space travel is happening, and it’s happening here in San Francisco. In their fifth exhibition, Pier 24 presents A Sense of Place. …
Review: “Surfacing” group exhibition at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art, San Francisco
Currently up at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art is a show to overcome some of those summertime art world blahs. “Surfacing,” a group show of …
Sandy Ostrau: Drawing on a Rich Bay Area Legacy
by Paul J. Karlstrom The Legacy: Given its relative youth, the San Francisco Bay Area can justifiably boast a remarkable art history going …
Matt Gonzalez’s “Things I Didn’t Know I Loved” at Park Life, San Francisco
By John Held, Jr. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque are normally cited as the originators of collage in modern art, a term …
Lordy Rodriguez’s “Code Switch” at Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco
Lordy Rodriguez returns with a fifth solo show at Hosfelt Gallery, “Code Switch.” Comprised of the artist’s signature use of cartographic and design elements, …
Brian Standeford’s “Amature Hour” at Land Management, Seattle
Land Management is a multi-purpose arts space in Seattle’s North Capitol Hill Neighborhood. This side of Capitol Hill is like a mixture of subcultural …
The Diebenkorn is in the Details
By John Held, Jr. Richard Diebenkorn was something of a painting prodigy, having his first major exhibition at the Legion of Honor, while attending …
Alicia McCarthy at Jack Hanley Gallery
Oakland based artist Alicia McCarthy is currently on view at Jack Hanley Gallery in New York until June 9th. If you are in New …
Stéphane Dafflon at Air de Paris in Paris, France
Stéphane Dafflon is currently on view at Air de Paris and has an exhibition you should make your way to if your in Paris, …
Color, loud & quiet.
By Chris Rusak Two shows in San Francisco currently offer viewers an opportunity to engage with dynamic paintings whose concerns of space and light …
Infinite Color @ Gallery Hijinks – Curated by Mark Warren Jacques
A talented artist and friend, Mark Warren Jacques, curated this great show at Gallery Hijinks. Take some time tomorrow night to peak in. Showing Through: March …