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Studs and spikes and everything nice: Punk Majesty’s tribute to Leee Black Childers

Joshua Rotter -
Photographer's 1970s portraits of rock royalty from Debbie Harry to Iggy Pop strike chords.
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FOG art fair elevates artists in triumph—and tragedy

Emily Wilson -
At huge annual show, galleries pump bright new stars, including one who lost his home and studio in the Pacific Palisades fire.
Art

‘Spirit House’ negotiates generational worlds to transcend linear time

Emily Wilson -
Aleesa Pitchamarn Alexander's powerful group show at Cantor references a Thai tradition that bridges life and death.
Art

Lucía González Ippolito’s outspoken Mission art draws on a legacy of activism

Mary Corbin -
Mother and muralist Lucía González Ippolito honors struggle from here to Gaza in vivid, collaborative works.
Art Review

A powerhouse farewell to Pier 24 with ‘Turning the Page’

Bec Imrich -
Massive photography exhibition space bids adieu with blockbuster show of famed photobooks and their contents.
Art Review

From First Lady to farmer, Amy Sherald paints a Black ‘American Sublime’

DeWitt Cheng -
In a retrospective at SFMOMA, the artist known for her Michelle Obama portrait reaches back through history.
Art

Beloved Lower Haight artist Pete Doolittle has died

Marke B. -
His brightly-colored iconography, painted mostly on discarded windows, came to represent the rapidly changing neighborhood.
Art

In Gina M. Contreras’ bold self-portraits, naked truth and tangible emotion

Mary Corbin -
'I draw from my own experiences while capturing moments of passion, longing, and the bittersweet nature of unspoken connections.'
Art

Wanxin Zhang’s imposing sculptures bridge the soulful and the unbreakable

Mary Corbin -
The artist draws on Chinese history and contemporary political change for a 'prayer for peace in a fractured world.'
Art

Phillip Hua lyrically links his long-gone rural San Jose to digital life

DeWitt Cheng -
'You Can Never Go Home Again' at Triton Museum maps sumptuous environmental nostalgia onto evocative grid-like forms.

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