SFAQ Review: Liz Larner solo exhibition at Regen Projects, Los Angeles.
“Liz Larner” January 11 – February 15, 2014 Regen Projects 6750 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA. 90038 California (Sacremento to be exact), native, …
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SFAQ Review: “Artwork Makes You Free” solo exhibition by Paul Mavrides at Steven Wolf Fine Arts, San Francisco.
I am not one to write about art exhibitions in the first person, but it feels right to do it in this case. There is …
SFAQ Review: “A Vulgar Proof” solo exhibition by April Street at Carter & Citizen, Los Angeles.
It is early Saturday morning when I enter into the modest gallery space of Carter & Citizen to encounter the newest body of work …
NEW: di Suvero and Cicada Press
Because living has been fast, writing has been slow—forgive my absence. Without romances and unexpected escapes, art is pointless, so we should all excuse our …
Artist Highlight: HOLLY HERNDON
I leave home just as Terminal starts. iPhone in my pocket, earbuds snake out from under a black toque and dart into the front of …
SFAQ Review: “Beatnik Meteors” group exhibition at di Rosa in Napa, CA. Curated by Amy Owen.
“Beatnik Meteors,” the most recent exhibition at the di Rosa and the first in new curator Amy Owen’s collaboration-focused program, is an energetic mish mash …
SFAQ Review: “Composition” solo exhibition by Maria Park at Toomey Tourell, San Francisco.
Maria Park’s solo exhibition “Composition” at Toomey Tourell is inspired by Francois Truffaut’s 1966 film “Fahrenheit 451” which is based upon the science fiction novel …
SFAQ REVIEW: “Ordinary Objects” solo exhibition by Laeh Glenn at Altman Siegel, San Francisco.
Laeh Glenn’s first solo exhibition at Altman Siegel is a study in genre. Addressing many defining tropes of several art movements and theoretical concerns, …
SFAQ REVIEW: Gideon Rubin’s “On the Road” and Jim Campbell’s “Tilted Plane” at Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco.
Hosfelt Gallery is currently showing “On the Road” by Gideon Rubin and “Tilted Plane” by Jim Campbell, juxtaposing the work of two artists born decades and …
SFAQ REVIEW: Bob Mizer and Tom of Finland at the Museum of Contemporary Art – MOCA, Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles.
Bob Mizer and Tom of Finland Museum of Contemporary Art – MOCA Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles November 2nd, 2013 – January 26th, 2014 …
REVIEW: “World Without End” solo exhibition by Bunnie Reiss at Studio Redux, Alameda.
Of all of the aesthetic attributes that have fallen out of favor during the past fifty years, charm is perhaps the one that has …
Artist Highlight: LEIGHA MASON
By Jarrett Earnest Playful, sincere, and often described as “abject,” Leigha Mason is already a major voice of her generation. Her imagery—portraiture, …
Artist Highlight: SHELTER SERRA
“Shelter Serra’s Abject Objects of Desire” By Carlo McCormick Hailing from Marin County, California, in the town of Bolinas – a …
SFAQ REVIEW: “The Third Floor” solo exhibition by Patrick Jackson at Francois Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles.
Patrick Jackson “The Third Floor” Francois Ghebaly Gallery 2600 La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. November 9, 2013 – January 11, 2014 Entering the …
SFAQ REVIEW: “Solid Concept VI” group exhibition at Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco
“Solid Concept VI” November 13-December 21, 2013 Gallery Paule Anglim 14 Geary Street San Francisco, California “Pointing the Way Toward What May Be” …
SFAQ Review: “Sen” solo exhibition by by Lisa Solomon at Fouladi Projects, San Francisco.
“Sen” by Lisa Solomon November 15th – December 21st, 2013 Fouladi Projects 1803 Market Street (@Guerrero) San Francisco, CA Lisa Solomon’s exhibition is more …
In Conversation: Heidi Norton at Mark Wolfe Contemporary, San Francisco.
Interview by Alexis Mackenzie When Chicago based artist Heidi Norton was invited to exhibit at Mark Wolfe Contemporary, San Francisco, it was assumed …
“Drag” & “Abstraction”
Most of my performer friends feel about “drag” the way most of my painter friends feel about “abstraction”: that they represent historical languages so …
SFAQ REVIEW: “Yael Davids: A Reading that Writes – A Physcial Act II” at Redcat: CalArts Downtown Center for Contemporary Arts, Los Angeles.
“Yael Davids: A Reading that Writes – A Physcial Act II” December 6 – 22, 2013 Redcat: CalArts Downtown Center for Contemporary Arts 631 West …
SFAQ REVIEW: “Seeing Things Invisible” featuring works by Forrest Bess at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles.
Forrest Bess died as he lived, in virtual solitude with his artistic struggle as his companion. For the first time in over twenty years …