“Digital Infinity” group exhibition at Jessica Silverman Gallery, San Francisco
The artists in Digital Infinity a group show at Jessica Silverman gallery on view thru August 3rd, tackle the difficult idea of presenting virtual …
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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? …
“Artists’ Magazines” at 871 Fine Arts, San Francisco
By John Held, Jr. It’s really difficult to successfully show printed works as opposed to strictly visual works of art in a gallery …
Philip Maisel’s “Stack” at Right Window at Artists’ Television Access, San Francisco
Philip Maisel’s assemblage and photography in the Right Window at Artists’ Television Access are comprised of multiple layers of materials and surfaces that …
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” …
“30 Zines” by Austin McManus Released today!
A new project has been unfolding for the photographer and writer, Austin McManus (founder of The Flop Box). During MacManus’ days in New York City …
In Conversation with THE SHED, Beverly Hills: Jake Eisenmann and Paige Marton
Interview by Alberto Cuadros Alberto Cuadros: Let’s talk about the last show. The first show and it’s not the last show, but …
“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 …
“Kota Ezawa: Boardwalk” at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco.
Kota Ezawa, best known for remaking images from popular culture and history, has created a sculptural tribute to Funtown Pier, the Seaside Heights, New …
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 …
Matt Gonzalez’s “Things I Didn’t Know I Loved” at Park Life, San Francisco
By John Held, Jr. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque are normally cited as the originators of collage in modern art, a term …
Eric William Carroll’s “G.U.T. Feeling” at Highlight Gallery, San Francisco
As San Francisco artist Eric William Carroll describes it, back in 2010 he found himself tripping down one of those Wikipedia holes lurking on …
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 …
Nicole Wittenberg in “Nowhere but Here” at Colby College, Maine
Nicole Wittenberg makes images that punch you in the face. She says she is working to make paintings that hit “all at once, …
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 …
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 …
Sturtevant and Sou Fujimoto at Serpentine Gallery, London
Summer is here and its time to be out in the park soaking up as much sunshine as possible on our British, milky bodies. This …
“Junkie Promises” at Paul Kasmin, NY
Group shows are usually failures, at least conceptually. Group shows can be a delight, at least aesthetically. Group shows are what are up over the …