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Art

Dance on the edge of familiarity with Yameng Lee Thorp

Finally, an artist who is not afraid to declare their love for Monet.

On feeding the soul: Cynthia Tom’s San Franciscan canvas

From working with the Asian American Women Artists Association to helping create Mission Open Studios, here stands an instigator.

BIG WEEK: Bay to Breakers hideouts, from Salsa Daddy dinner to Alonzo King LINES Ballet

Plus: World Goth Day, 'Imprint' Mission zine release, Éamon McGivern, Grateful Dead Night, Mamahuhu's Mongolian Beef, Kruk & Kuip, more.

Painter Hayal Pozanti puts hands on the canvas

Expressive finger-painted undulations capture nature's blues and greens at Jessica Silverman.

Isaac Julien’s gorgeous shots reclaim authorship of history

Filmmaker's first major Bay Area exhibition beholds Harlem Renaissance queer culture, James Baldwin, blaxploitation.

Bay Area arts organizations reel, vow to survive NEA grant cancellations

Agency's new 'priorities' include supporting communities of color, despite defunding BIPOC-led organizations.

CCA’s ‘Reunited’ celebrates materiality of supporting women artists

Don't miss this multimedia show incisively written catalogue on its creatives' dimensionality and depth.

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

At Modern Eden, leafy scenes locate the mystery of life via cavorting, skeletal avatars of Death.

A staring contest with Will Rogan’s slippery corner entities

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

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

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

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