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Art

A Bay Area Figurative Movement resurrection paints the Bay in hopeful hues

Might we find connection via David Park, Richard Diebenkorn, and Elmer Bischoff's ethereal intimacy?

‘Emotions expand and figures distort’ in Robert Hightower’s unapologetic works

Richmond father and artist articulates police brutality and his own bipolar disorder through graphic motif.

Marc D’Estout’s absurdist ‘domestic objects’ are haikus to the uncanny

Welded and hammered steel forms at Triton Museum dare to avoid anthromorphic—and pandemic—interpretation.

Two lovers who bloomed in the Bay Area Figurative Movement come together again

At Cañada College, Theophilus Brown and Paul Wonner's nudes, still-lifes, and landscapes wow art history buffs.

What lies beneath: Erena Shimoda’s aquatic photography promotes healing

Amputees, cancer survivors, and others who face challenges find their flow through artist's underwater lens.

History of slavery pulled apart, one garment at a time, in ‘The Poetics of Dimensions’

At ICA, Larry Ossei-Mensah curates a show whose works prioritize assemblage as a transformative process.

The pinball wizard of Superfine Art Fair

Lead curator Sharone Halevy tells us how she fits 150+ artists—plus circus performers, live musicians, and more— into Fort Mason.

At BAMPFA’s ‘Making Their Mark,’ she-dimensionality in broad strokes

Get inspired by heavy-hitting women artists at this terrific exhibition (it's free on International Women's Day).

The luminous local landscapes of Christina Kent

By capturing the beauty of the glowing hills and bustling city, the SF painter empowers her viewers to protect them.

‘Clay is right now!’ Towering ceramic artist Viola Frey is celebrated anew

With show at pt. 2 and new book published by her professional archives, late creator's influence comes to fore.

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