LaToya Ruby Frazier’s “A Haunted Capital” at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, NY
I’ve been a fan of LaToya Ruby Frazier’s work for a few years now, and her current show, “A Haunted Capital” (her first solo show …
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SFAQ visits “Open House” at Headlands Center for the Arts
By Ariel Rosen I open Albert Camus’s The Fall to a random page and read these words: “A doll’s village, isn’t it? …
“Where Water Comes Together With Other Water” opens tonight, July 25th at Kala Art Institute, Berkeley. Featuring new works by Kala Fellows 2012-13
Opening tonight at the Kala Art Institute is “Where Water Comes Together With Other Water – Residency Projects: New Work by 2012-2013 Kala Fellows”, …
SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: SUZANNE HUSKY
by Mark Van Proyen “Avalanche” published their last number in the Summer of 1976. The previous Spring, the inaugural issue of “October” …
“Summer Show” group exhibition at Eli Ridgway Gallery, San Francisco
Mark Benson’s installation in the Hallway Space at the entrance of Eli Ridgway Gallery is dying. When I arrived less than a week …
Wayne Smith’s “5 Short Holidays” at Gallery 16, San Francisco
Wayne Smith returns to Gallery 16 in his expansive new show “5 Short Holidays,” comprised mostly of his scanner-based imagery and collages, in addition …
SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: MICHAEL MERSEREAU
By Glen Helfand It’s difficult to resist cinematic seduction, and Michael Mersereau doesn’t bother to try. His primary art interest is in …
“Leisure Time” opens tomorrow, July 18th at Ed. Varie Gallery in NYC
Opening tomorrow, July 18th at Ed Varie Gallery, NYC is a two-person show “Leisure Time”, an exhibition loosely and ironically based around the ideas …
SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: CHRIS DUNCAN
By Ashley Stull The 1960s and 70s were the championing era for initiatives that localized artist efforts outside of the institution. Conceptual …
SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: GUY OVERFELT
By Andrew McClintock The first time I met Guy he asked me if he could drive his Trans-AM through the front of …
“Confronti” at Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo, Italy
On view till July 21st at Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Bergamo, Italy is the exhibition, “Confronti” featuring works by Enrico Castellani, Dan …
“GRAPEVINE~” group exhibition opens tonight, July 13th at David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles
Opening tonight is a group exhibition curated by Ricky Swallow titled, “GRAPEVINE~” featuring artists who have all worked in clay, in California, for more …
Ken Kagami and Scott Reeder: “The Future is Stupid” at Green Gallery, Milwaukee
Currently on view at Green Gallery, Milwaukee is a two-person exhibition “The Future is Stupid” featuring new works by Ken Kagami and Scott …
Mathew Zefeldt and Chris Pew at Hatch Gallery, Oakland
Mathew Zefeldt confronts the remaking of classical ideas at the juncture between the original and the replica. The heads of Greco/Roman sculpture are subjects …
SFO – San Francisco/International Part 2
July 10,2013 The Artist in Public Life: Lessons from Istanbul, in context and uncertainty. By Peter Dobey Monday evening marked …
“THE GOLDEN HOUR P.M.” at S.H.E.D. Projects, Oakland
Tonight at S.H.E.D. Projects in Oakland is the 4th day of an ongoing program called “THE GOLDEN HOUR P.M.” organized by Ian Dolton-Thornton and Emma …
SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: NATE BOYCE
by Daelyn Farnham With only thirty years under his belt, the San Francisco based Nate Boyce balances an artistic practice that jumps …
SFAQ Issue 13 Highlight: JULIEN BERTHIER
by Paul Kos In 1998, I met young French artist Julien Berthier, (born 1975, right handed and left brained). He had …
Angela Bulloch’s “Universal Mineral” recently on view at Simon Lee Gallery in Hong Kong, China
British born artist, Angela Bulloch was recently on view at Simon Lee Gallery in Hong Kong, China for her solo show “Universal Mineral”. For …
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 …