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Googly-eyed creatures and underground spirits in Anne McGuire’s ‘Symbolically Depicted’

Genevieve Quick -
At Pastine Projects, obsessively detailed psychedelic drawings depicting surreal creatures and local artist friends
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: A refuge for refugee art in the Mission

Marke B. -
Refugee Eye opens eyes. Plus: Shipwreck Week, Kafana Balkan, Hard French, Recombinant Fest, CounterPulse Fest, more to do!
Art Review

Ana Jotta’s ‘Never the Less’: Drawing in many senses of the word

Bec Imrich -
At Wattis, the longtime Portuguese artist's first US show is an exhilarating peek into her work, rife with references and wordplay
Art

Nourished by art in the Bayview, rooted in love

Tom Molanphy -
After a busy farmers' market at the Southeast Community Center, artist Malik Seneferu described how his hard past helped paint a brighter future.
Art

As ideas settle and paint dries, Dana DeKalb’s fantastical world comes to life

Mary Corbin -
The artist's painted dioramas and peculiar characters suggest an open-ended morality play taking shape
Art

Saturating the mundane with the sensual in JP Morrison Lans’ ‘The Love Eater’

Halim Madi -
The Tulsa artist's show at Heron Arts summons the ungraspable beneath the everyday, with bold colors and body parts.
Art

Pride Parade debris transformed into sparkling art (for queer mental health)

Marke B. -
In Schlomer Haus Gallery's "What Remains," 10 artists metamorphize rainbow trash into expressions of community.
Art

In Tanya Wischerath’s art, bold brushwork and a sparkling glorification of gender nonconformity

Mary Corbin -
Painting, tattooing, and constantly creating, the quintessential SF artist expresses love for her queer community
Art

Tin man from El Sobrante: Dave Yoas turns the antiquated upside-down

Mary Corbin -
The artist's upcycled toy collages bring the vintage into new light.
Art

Wall-to-wall de Young Open offers up Bay’s creative bounty—and supports artists, too

Emily Wilson -
More than 7,000 artists applied for this year's edition. What trends do jurors see in their work?

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