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Amid community trauma, ‘Elegies’ at MoAD holds space for poignant beauty

Genevieve Quick -
Everyday objects take on meaning beyond the ordinary, bridging art history and contemporary culture to heal loss
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Guo Pei shines, Club Deluxe closing(?), Cafe Suspiro debuts, more

Marke B. -
City Arts & Lectures and SF Conservatory of Music announce enough talks and (free) concerts to fill your fall, too.
Art

Celebrating the lyrical work of artist Walter Kresnik in lilting ‘SONG’

Emily Wilson -
A group show at Creativity Explored brings out the musicality in its collective's striking flights of expression
Art

Etudes of impermanence: Wanda Westberg’s works converse with deeper consciousness

Mary Corbin -
“When I am painting, there is no ego. Sometimes before, sometimes after, but not during!” says Berkeley painter
Art Review

Unexpected reveries, as physical meets otherworldly in ‘Antidote’

Genevieve Quick -
Provocative group show at Aggregate Space Gallery features mechanically raked Zen garden, texture-mapped CGI women
Art

Immersive ‘MYR’ puts humans back in our wee place in the cosmos

Joshua Rotter -
Aspirational cephalopods, verdant curtains, a custom-made love virus—all poking holes in the paradigm of human exceptionalism
Art

Look again: Rebekah Goldstein’s colorful shaped canvases hold sincere complexity

Mary Corbin -
The Bayview painter works intuitively: “I’m so curious to see what the final image will look like, I want to surprise myself”
Art Review

Enter Aimée Beaubien’s delightfully messy, exuberant ‘Matter in the Hothouse’

Genevieve Quick -
At SF Camerawork, the artist weaves and transforms her photographs into an immersive, otherworldly garden
Art

David Johnson’s exhilarating photographs capture transformative decades in SF

Emily Wilson -
'That was my goal to do that, and it happened. God was reading my mind,' says the 95-year-old, with a 1945-1965 show at City Hall
Art

Painter Brett Amory’s shadowy subjects are engulfed in the flow of life

Mary Corbin -
Epic 20-year series 'Waiting' has captured the intangible in the banal; now the Oakland artist is looking toward what's next

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