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Tuesday, January 14, 2025

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Art

From First Lady to farmer, Amy Sherald paints a Black ‘American Sublime’

In a retrospective at SFMOMA, the artist known for her Michelle Obama portrait reaches back through history.

Beloved Lower Haight artist Pete Doolittle has died

His brightly-colored iconography, painted mostly on discarded windows, came to represent the rapidly changing neighborhood.

In Gina M. Contreras’ bold self-portraits, naked truth and tangible emotion

'I draw from my own experiences while capturing moments of passion, longing, and the bittersweet nature of unspoken connections.'

Wanxin Zhang’s imposing sculptures bridge the soulful and the unbreakable

The artist draws on Chinese history and contemporary political change for a 'prayer for peace in a fractured world.'

Phillip Hua lyrically links his long-gone rural San Jose to digital life

'You Can Never Go Home Again' at Triton Museum maps sumptuous environmental nostalgia onto evocative grid-like forms.

New SF arts collective 465 introduces itself

Located in the legacy South Van Ness space that once hosted Femina Potens, the group aims to spark much-needed change.

420 Polaroids, one fierce explosion of underground queer love

Party superstar Devon Devine has documented his club family for two decades. At Right Window Gallery, his photos finally see the light.

In spare strokes, Sandra Wong Orloff takes on big subjects like climate change, gun violence

The Redwood Heights artist dreams of a day when her drawings aren't relevant.

Asian Art Museum summons K-pop nation with fangirl curator and BLACKPINK looks

'Hallyu! The Korean Wave' examines country's massive cultural footprint, from 'Parasite' to 'Gangham Style.'

John Waters’ art show? ‘A hit parade of hell’

'As soon as I saw contemporary art and how mad it made people, I was hooked,' says the Pope of Trash, now showing at Rena Bransten Gallery.

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