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Nina Simone meets Claude Monet in Ja’Tovia Gary’s ‘The Giverny Document’

Emily Wilson - December 8, 2020

Highlighted in SFMOMA series of films made by women, 'Giverny' combines street interviews, animation, sound design, more

Art

Inspiration waited for Jingletown artist Fernando Reyes

Mary Corbin - December 8, 2020

... and this is what their reunion looks like: eloquent, passionate woodprints and cohesive natural collage.

Art

Old Boys’ Club freewheels through folklore and myth

Emily Wilson - November 24, 2020

Responding to religious terrorism, the French artist's 'Syncretism' highlights global traditions of love and peace

Art

A local artist honors lost Black lives, portrait by portrait

Mary Corbin - November 16, 2020

Painter Radha Mehta's series commemorating lives lost to racially motivated murder and police brutality spreads to cities around the country.

Art

Celebrating Ruth Asawa’s recycling roots and legacy

Emily Wilson - November 14, 2020

At a fundraiser for creative reuse center SCRAP, the beloved artist's children share stories and photos of her life

Art

Divine intervention: Reconfiguring monumental art project ‘The Black Woman is God’

Maddy Clifford - November 11, 2020

My experience as part of the ongoing SOMArts exhibit, now entering a new phase, pushed me to return to what matters.

Art

Frida’s artful life on film—and in the galleries

Dennis Harvey - October 29, 2020

Mexican icon's dramatic work and life are having a San Francisco moment, with de Young show and two screenings

Art

On being seen: Online MoAD exhibition showcases the work of San Quentin artists

Maddy Clifford - October 21, 2020

In 'Meet Us Quickly,' artists incarcerated at the site of one of the nation's most deadly COVID-19 reframe their experience in the US prison-industrial complex.

Art

Holding onto love, through painter Gage Opdenbrouw’s ‘slow, quiet’ color chords

Mary Corbin - October 14, 2020

'I make art for the fact that words are rarely enough,' says Bay Area artist, whose interiors can reflect our current solitude

Art

With ‘Everglow,’ an artist explores redwood’s phosphorescence

Emily Wilson - October 6, 2020

Artist Victoria Wagner, a former pastry chef and wedding cake-maker , says she’s always been a sculptural thinker. But she didn’t work with wood...

Art

Nina Simone meets Claude Monet in Ja’Tovia Gary’s ‘The Giverny Document’

Inspiration waited for Jingletown artist Fernando Reyes

Old Boys’ Club freewheels through folklore and myth

A local artist honors lost Black lives, portrait by portrait

Celebrating Ruth Asawa’s recycling roots and legacy

Divine intervention: Reconfiguring monumental art project ‘The Black Woman is God’

Frida’s artful life on film—and in the galleries

On being seen: Online MoAD exhibition showcases the work of San Quentin artists

Holding onto love, through painter Gage Opdenbrouw’s ‘slow, quiet’ color chords

With ‘Everglow,’ an artist explores redwood’s phosphorescence

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