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Friday, January 10, 2025

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Art

Chaldean mysticism of shadow and fire in Bessma Khalaf’s ‘ritual’

Luscious images coated in wax and dripping 'Tree Altars' conjure ancestral understanding at Romer Young

Bay Area Book Fest turns the page to a new era—but first, a weekend worth a million words

'The festival’s not a flippant, celebrity event. Our authors have something significant to give,' says outgoing director Cherilyn Parsons

An intriguing, imperfect look at Black womanhood comes to MoAD

From Sarah Baartman to 2 Live Crew's video girls, 'Black Venus' examines labels both forced and embraced.

Colored mud and ancient magic: artist Anthony Riggs’ dualities of paint

Anthony Riggs will tell you he hates paint. But he feels compelled to be an artist, nonetheless. He might even be a little obsessed. “I...

Nan Goldin continues her nuanced dive into dependency and addiction

At Fraenkel Gallery, a powerful slideshow and abstract photos open empathetic pathways through the abyss.

Don’t fear the blackout? ‘through the electric grid promised land’ binds in darkness

A fantastical and nightmarish installation at / slash art exposes modern-day terrors.

Ode to Chicana rasquachismo: a half century of Amalia Mesa-Baines

Her work bustling with everyday objects and memories, the artist's BAMPFA retrospective offers welcome, folkloric departure.

Not a classic hero’s journey: Silvia Poloto adventures into herself

An empty warehouse gave her space to carry on with her art—and life.

Somewhere between the figurative and abstract, KL Folgner bookmarks her life

Welcome to oil paint mountains and inspirations from the Bay Area Figurative Movement.

William Kentridge examined our elusive yet definite mortality in “SIBYL”

Film-opera program's astonishing collage culminated in story of titular, ancient Cumaaean prophetess

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