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Monday, November 25, 2024

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Art

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

Ann Hamilton enlists an accordion as historian at 500 Capp Street

Artist mines the rich legacy of the Mission District's Conceptual art home.

Sculptor Peter St. Lawrence and the bottling of lightning

“Art is something that I need to do, the way a cattle dog needs to herd."

Legion of Honor showcases the rumble and roar of an unstoppable painter

John Singer Sargent's Spanish works may hail from a certain time and place, but his dedication was timeless.

Self-definition in constant flux at SF State’s ‘Have You Seen Me?’

Curators Sharon E. Bliss and Kevin B. Chen bring together artists who challenge assumptions in the way we look at each other.

Glitter-strewn resistance: Amalia Mesa-Bains talks beauty

Groundbreaking Chicana artist traces path of her Berkeley retrospective.

From Berkeley to Tepatitlán: Artist Héctor Muñoz-Guzmán talks surviving and thriving

The painter connects to his family and those who have supported his drive with colorful, personal works.

In ‘Sobremesa,’ a chain of artists serves up china dumplings, doughy ducks, plum branches

Catharine Clark Gallery's tag-team show gives artists prompts to set their own table—with real food accompaniment.

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