By William J. Simmons       In 2001-2002, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art commissioned the prolific new-media and performance artist Lynn Hershman …

  Tomorrow Wednesday, May 29th (6pm) at the Kadist, San Francisco is the publication release and series of talks and film screenings that examine issues …

  Currently at SFMOMA’s Koret Visitor Education Center at 4:15pm daily (except Wednesdays and Sundays) are screenings of video curator and videographer, George Bolling’s recordings …

  A drone so steady and opaque it becomes the sound of amplified silence, opens The Otolith Group’s “’Medium Earth.” A mundane parking structure (location: …

  An impeccable symbiosis of visual and physical is hard to come by. Fusing all sensations that make us human is what Ryan Heffington excels …

Allegra LaViola wrapped up “I Killed My Father, I Ate Human Flesh, I Quiver With Joy” this past weekend, a group show homage to the …

  Before heading uptown to see The Clock by Christian Marclay, I stop into my local bar to read the New York Post and slam …

If you’re in London and not doing the fun stuff like eating curry in Shoreditch, buying Ketamine in Brixton or brown-bagging beers in Camden (brown-bagless, …

Taro Shinoda has presented a great film piece “LRTT (Lunar Reflection Transmission Technique)” in his solo exhibition “Homo sapiens sapiens” at Taka Ishii Gallery in …

Ray of Life follows Estonian model Carmen Kass as she tumbles and glides through a universe reminiscent of a dark wonderland in which Kass plays …

SFAQ Managing editor Andrew McClintock recently took a trip over to Headlands Center for the Arts during the last week of the 2nd part of …