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Sandra Yagi’s bewitching ‘The Faerie Realm’ light-heartedly skewers human nature

DeWitt Cheng -
At Modern Eden, leafy scenes locate the mystery of life via cavorting, skeletal avatars of Death.
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A staring contest with Will Rogan’s slippery corner entities

Bec Imrich -
Uncanny yet tender sculptures that speak to their creator's own mortality pop up at Altman Siegel Pacific Heights.
Art

A mysterious smile: The unexpected curves of Lin Fischer’s figurative art

Mary Corbin -
East Bay painter makes it her practice to step into the light, wherever it may lead, over decades of her career.
Art

Andrea Bergen collages a post-apocalyptic world whose creatures feast on scraps

Mary Corbin -
Will these electric raccoons and possums inherit our beleaguered Earth?
Art

$100,000 ice cream sundae? What MrBeast’s flamboyant sums say about our internet

Leah Isobel -
A talk with video artist Morry Kolman, who forces viewers to gaze beyond the YouTuber's vapid philanthropism.
Art

Queer American Songbook to Ukrainian trans theater, SF International Arts Festival won’t play it straight

Caitlin Donohue -
Venerable fest doubles down at unlikely, if urgent moment for convening global LGBTQ+ creatives.
Art

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

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

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

Mary Corbin -
Richmond father and artist articulates police brutality and his own bipolar disorder through graphic motif.
Art Review

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

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

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

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

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