Karla Wozniak’s “This Weather Is Cosmic” opens tomorrow at Gregory Lind Gallery, San Francisco
Opening tomorrow June 5th at Gregory Lind Gallery is “This Weather Is Cosmic”, by painter Karla Wozniak. This is the artist’s third solo show …
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McIntyre Parker and Sarah McMenimen at Important Projects, Oakland
Two small solo shows are nestled in the upstairs of the domestic gallery, Important Projects in Oakland. McIntyre Parker’s short film is located in …
Transforming the World, One Figure at a Time: The Art of Lawrence Ferlinghetti
By John Held, Jr. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, “Future Woman” George Krevsky Gallery, San Fracnisco May 30-June 29, 2013 77 Geary Street #205 …
Art is a Puzzle
David Jones and Dan Max “Split Personality” May 21-26, 2013 Live Worms Gallery 1345 Grant Avenue North Beach, San Francisco By John Held, Jr. …
David Rathman’s “Hope I’m Never That Wrong Again” at Mark Moore Gallery in Los Angeles
Minneapolis-based artist David Rathman is known for examining masculine iconography through watercolor. Football players, boxers, rock stars, wrestlers, and especially cowboys have all been …
Tonight in Oakland: Aggregate Space, S.H.E.D. Projects
There are a couple promising events tonight, Friday, May 24th. The first is at Aggregate Space for theie group exhibition “ENOUGH ALREADY” featuring works …
Erik Scollon at Romer Young, San Francisco
by Sarah Thibault Erik Scollon’s new exhibition at Romer Young, A Moment Lasts Forever Until It’s Gone, is an introspective collection of …
In Conversation with Orion Shepherd
Interview by Alberto Cuadros Alberto Cuadros: I’m here with Orion Shepherd to discuss his recent show, The Poseidon Adventure, which opened at …
ArtMRKT/ArtPad: The Art Circus Comes to Town
By John Held, Jr. It was a two-ring circus this year, not a three-ringer like last year, but there was still plenty …
“Several Species of Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict” group show at Et al. gallery in Chinatown, San Francisco
If not familiar, the title of the exhibition is also the title of a progressive, spoken word cut-up and ambient audio track by …
Orly Genger at Madison Square Park and Larissa Goldston Gallery in New York
Red section of Orly Genger’s, “Red, Yellow and Blue” Madison Square Park, May 2013. Photo credit: Kelly Inouye Perhaps a short blog post is not …
ArtMRKT San Francisco Highlights Part 3 of 3
This is the final post covering ArtMRKT 2013, part 3 of 3. The fairs are all done this year in San Francisco and all the …
ArtMRKT San Francisco Highlights Part 2 of 3
The fairs are all done this year in San Francisco and all the galleries are packed up and one their way to their respective homes. …
ArtPad SF Highlights Part 2 of 2
We have one more day (Sunday) to see the fairs while they are in town. It’s your chance to get an idea of the programming …
ArtMRKT San Francisco Highlights Part 1 of 3
ArtMRKT is attracting a huge amount of attendees with thousands of individuals flowing into the front doors of the pavilion at Fort Mason in the …
ArtPad SF Highlights Part 1 of 2
This is an insane weekend for San Francisco, with 2 art fairs, 2 MFA exhibitions, 2 graduation ceremonies, galleries reopening their spaces, and all the …
A Look Into PARIS PHOTO, Los Angeles 2013
At-Large correspondents, CIA and Rives Granade, visited the inaugural Paris Photo art fair in Los Angeles last weekend at Paramount Studios. Paris Photo is …
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” …
In Conversation with Aggregate Space, Oakland
Aggregate Space is a relatively new artist-run exhibition and studio space in West Oakland, close to Downtown. Built from the ground up in an …
“Orange Grid” by Channa Horwitz at François Ghebaly, Los Angeles
The Channa Horwitz installation begins with a bird’s eye view of a brightly painted orange grid, enterable by way of a small set of …