Los Angeles can often be found hosting two person shows, typically an artist in the front and a second artist taking a smaller room …

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 at Real Time & Space in Oakland are two artist talks: Kait Mooney and Cybele Lyle, hosted by Aaron Harbour from Et al. …

by Sarah Thibault       Erik Scollon’s new exhibition at Romer Young, A Moment Lasts Forever Until It’s Gone, is an introspective collection of …

Interview by Alberto Cuadros       Alberto Cuadros:    I’m here with Orion Shepherd to discuss his recent show, The Poseidon Adventure, which opened at …

  Tomorrow, May 22nd, is the last evening of a 3 week noise series at Mills College Art Museum. The event is 4pm – 7pm, …

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 …

  Animal breeding has always been a highly aestheticized field; we select and perpetuate certain genetic traits based on how well they fit the “look” …

  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: …

  Immigration is a double edge in American culture, cutting both ways. It is in part the crux of our own origin myth, the pursuit …

  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 …

  In Auckland native/Los Angeles transplant, Anna Sew Hoy’s “Home Office,” a strikingly personal glimpse into the environment of an artist is articulated. Spanning throughout …

  Albert Samreth’s recent  solo show “Know Know”  began with the following anecdote, sent out in an email blast introducing the exhibition:   “While visiting …

  “Lunar Mirror” is a simple, yet detailed and aesthetically pleasing exhibition of aluminum sculpture and chalk/oil drawings on black grounds by Christopher Badger. Derived …

  “Everything Must Go”   Today’s class 3-Deifying; Godgrass, godtrees, godroad.   A sheet of geese bisects the rainstorm. The water tower is ten storms …

  I stopped by Krowswork gallery in Oakland to see the solo show “Everyone” with new work by Liz Walsh. At first the objects, paintings …

  Martha Wilson has been actively planting subversive humor, sincere truths, and questions of conformity, feminism, self and politics in the art world for over …

  Recently on view at the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam was “Mike Kelley” and exhibition that consisted of almost 200 works spanning the 35 years of …

  Currently at SFMOMA is Christian Marclay’s video installation”The Clock” (2010) which is composed of thousands of clips from various films that are used to …

  T. Kelly Mason’s solo show, “Atmospheric (Without revolutionary theory there can be no revolutionary action)” at Cherry and Martin features a range of projects …