SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: EMMA SPERTUS
by A. Will Brown Emma Spertus’ work can be found just around the corner from the Lake Merritt Bart station at “Real Time and …
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Matthew Jensen’s “Local Expeditions” at Third Streaming, New York
Local Expeditions, the first major NY solo show by artist Matthew Jensen, opened recently at Third Streaming, a decidedly un-sparkly yet beautiful second floor gallery …
Matthias Merkel Hess’s “Anvils” at Acme Gallery, Los Angeles
When one thinks of this object, operated in its originally intended, utilitarian manner, a picture begins to form in the minds eye. A strong-armed …
“With Cinder Blocks We Flatten Our Photographs” group exhibition opens Friday, June 28th at Romer Young Gallery, San Francisco
Opening this Friday June 28th is “With Cinder Blocks We Flatten Our Photographs,” a group exhibition featuring the work of seven local and national …
“your motion says you are in the mood” solo exhibition of new work by Christopher Füllemann at n/a, Oakland
Bright, natural, clean light fills the pristine, white room. A bed with a white duvet is nestled in the back, the kitchenette to the …
“Low Subject” David Bayus, Kate Bonner and Nico Krijno at The Popular Workshop, San Francisco
The work in “Low Subject” interrupts standard assumptions and definitions of sculpture and photography. Through elaborate and multi-faceted process, each artist calls to question …
Joel Dean and Adrianne Rubenstein: “The Fruit That Ate Itself” opens tonight at Et al. in Chinatown, San Francisco
Opening at Et al. gallery tonight, June 20th is a two person show with new work by Joel Dean and Adrianne Rubenstein titled “The …
“JJJJound Correspondence” at HVW8 Art & Design Gallery, Los Angeles
JJJJound, the scarcely worded, image based blog founded by Justin R. Saunders in 2006, is an internet treasure trove of the hip, off …
“The Three Prophets: Stanley Fisher, Sam Goodman and Boris Lurie” from NO ART! at the BOX Gallery, Los Angeles
Is it a steady string of contradictions, or a defiance that coats and cuts the air shouting for ideals while playing the game …
“Proximities 1: What Time Is It There?” at the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
“Proximities 1: What Time Is It There?” May 24-July 21, 2013 Curated by Glen Helfand Asian Art Museum 200 Larkin Street San Francisco By …
Urs Fischer’s Retrospective at MOCA, Los Angeles (two locations)
After having visited this exhibition vicariously via social media for a few weeks, expectations formulated. Angular visions of rain, clay creations both miniscule …
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” …
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 …