SFAQ Review: Takeshi Murata solo exhibition, “Midnight” at Ratio 3, San Francisco.
“Midnight,” the Takeshi Murata show currently at Ratio 3, San Francisco includes two works: his film “OM Rider” and a hologram from the same …
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Review: “Work in Progress: Considering Utopia” group exhibition at Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.
“Work in Progress: Considering Utopia,” currently on view at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco is a small exhibition in which Oded Hirsch, Ohad Meromi, …
“This Is The Sound of Someone Losing the Plot” group exhibition at Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco. Curated by Anthony Discenza.
“This Is The Sound of Someone Losing the Plot” opens the new Utah St. Catharine Clark Gallery with a show curated by Anthony Discenza entirely …
Review: Jillian McDonald’s “Valley of the Deer,” at the Ontario College of Art & Design
Here’s a scary movie to play at your avant-garde haunted house. Jillian McDonald’s “Valley of the Deer,” recently shown at Ontario College of Art …
Review: “Surfacing” group exhibition at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art, San Francisco
Currently up at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art is a show to overcome some of those summertime art world blahs. “Surfacing,” a group show of …
“An exhibition which comes and goes as it pleases,” group exhibition recently at Et al. gallery, San Francisco
Et al., of the most recent curatorial projects turned physical gallery, opened “An exhibition which comes and goes as it pleases” last week in the …
Lordy Rodriguez’s “Code Switch” at Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco
Lordy Rodriguez returns with a fifth solo show at Hosfelt Gallery, “Code Switch.” Comprised of the artist’s signature use of cartographic and design elements, …
William Powhida’s “Bill by Bill” at Charlie James Gallery, Los Angeles
The recent William Powhida show “Bill by Bill” at Charlie James Gallery in LA acts as both survey and critique of certain neo-formalist trends …
Koen Vanmechelen’s “Leaving Paradise” at Connersmith Gallery in D.C.
Animal breeding has always been a highly aestheticized field; we select and perpetuate certain genetic traits based on how well they fit the “look” …
Christopher Taggart, “Cuts and Splits” at Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco
The appropriation of computer programming in art production is an obvious sign of the times and as undeniably linked to contemporary art practice now …
“O the sleeping bag contains the body but not the dreaming head”, featuring Alice Channer, Aaron Flint Jamison, Anicka Yi at Altman Siegel Gallery, San Francisco
“Everything Must Go” Today’s class 3-Deifying; Godgrass, godtrees, godroad. A sheet of geese bisects the rainstorm. The water tower is ten storms …
“The Time is Now” at John Berggruen Gallery, San Francisco
A gallery show curated around the theme of time seems fitting for San Francisco, as we’re currently hosting Christian Marclay’s “The Clock” at SFMOMA, …
(dis)location recently at Highlight Gallery, San Francisco
Sometimes more is actually more, which could be one way to sum up Filip Dujardin’s “(dis)location” recently on view at Highlight Gallery. Whether it’s …
Chris Thorson’s “Half Life” at Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco
In physics, the term “half-life” references the exponential decay of matter, or the time it takes for something to fall to half it’s …
Travis Somerville at Catherine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
Contributed by Kathryn McKinney Political art is often a bit of a horse pill, usually we know it’s good for us, but …
Eric Finzi’s “Feel” at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art
Written by Kathryn McKinney Art and madness have been linked in a cliche so old, it’s almost biblical. In Eric …
Richard Bassett’s “Options” at Jack Fischer Gallery, San Francisco
By Kathryn McKinney Ironic needlepoint has enjoyed a few iterations from feminist critique and reclamation, to kitschy hipster idolization. Richard Bassett has worked …
Elisheva Biernoff, “Look Out” at Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco
Written by Kathryn McKinney To visit Elisheva Biernoff’s first solo show “Look Out” at Eli Ridgway Gallery is an opportunity for a …