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‘Gone, Gone Beyond’ manifests formlessness through 360° cinematic collage

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
At Gray Area, People Like Us and the CineChamber offer an immersive spatial experience that aims to transcend time and fixed meaning.
Art Review

Time slips to dizzying photographic effect in ‘Considered Interactions’

Ava Morton -
A Casemore Kirkeby, dark humor points to the frustrating and curious challenge of seeking to capture something already changing.
Culture

Through photos and stories, Humans of San Quentin shares truths of the incarcerated

Rahsaan Thomas -
Educator Diana Kahn's expanding, collaborative online project humanizes those behind bars to 'help set the record straight.'
Art

From deep sea volcanoes to Antarctica, an artist who collaborates with scientists

Mary Corbin -
Berkeley's Lily Simonson paints remote parts unknown to wake us up to our impact on the planet.
Culture

At American Steel, a trailblazing artist community is displaced for redevelopment

Steven T. Jones -
Tight-knit Burning Man clan reckons with moving—but may have itself paved the way for West Oakland industrial hub's gentrification
Art

Sound recordist Chris Watson compresses millennia of Namib desert ambiance

Marc Weidenbaum -
The UK artist, whose career stretches from Cabaret Voltaire through David Attenborough, brings exhibit to Santa Cruz
Art Review

Christine Elfman’s anthotypes enter the slippery space between momentary and eternal 

tamara suarez porras -
In 'All solid shapes dissolve in light' at EUQINOM, lichen dyes bring forth ethereal lavenders, and month-long exposures demonstrate care
Art Review

At MoAD, spring brings ghost-riding ‘Traumanauts,’ striking tapestries, haunting elegies

Charles Lewis III -
Afrofuturism meets 19th-century preservation and 21st-century sorrow in latest shows on view
Art

In Neo Serafimidis’ photographs, mysteries permeate the familiar

Mary Corbin -
Everyday objects—and an ingenious series documenting people peering from their homes during the pandemic—are all in his purview.
Art

Cartoonist Keith Knight may be ‘Woke,’ but he’s not finished yet

Pam Grady -
With his second-season Hulu series and show at the Cartoon Art Museum, the 'K Chronicles' artist is still getting his message out

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