Artist Hightlight: DEAN BLUNT
By JACKIE IM & AARON HARBOUR Co-Directors of Et al. The Redeemer (an excerpt) One of the most intriguing performances of …
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Artist Highlight: SAHEJ RAHAL
By Colin L. Fernandes, M.D. It is a striking image: a robed and hooded man, seated and slightly hunched, his stubby fingers …
In Conversation: Puppies Puppies
Puppies Puppies Interviewed by Sam Lipp and Luis Miguel Bendaña from Queer Thoughts, Chicago. On a brisk July day in Chicago, …
SFAQ Review: James Krone’s “Catsuit for Men” at Night Gallery, Los Angeles
James Krone: “Catsuit for Men” Night Gallery 2276 E 16th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90021 March 8–April 5, 2014 By Gladys-Katherina Hernando …
Review: The Whitney Biennial, 2014
“The Whitney Biennial” Curated by Michelle Grabner, Anthony Elms, and Stuart Comer The Whitney Museum of American Art 945 Madison Ave, Manhattan, NY 10021 March …
Artist Highlight: DYNASTY HANDBAG
By Kara Q.Smith “When it’s time to do the right thing, I like to do the wrong thing,” croons Dynasty Handbag on …
Tricia Lawless Murray: The End of the Endgame
By Jasmine Moorhead In spite of her wide-ranging work, Tricia Lawless Murray’s artistic mission is actually very specific: a thorough exploration and re-siting of …
SFAQ Review: “Project Los Altos: SFMOMA in Silicon Valley”
“Project Los Altos: SFMOMA in Silicon Valley” Los Altos, CA – various locations November 9, 2013 – March 2, 2014 By Kate Haug and …
SFAQ Review: “Hi-Red Center: Traces of Direct Action” at the Shoto Museum, Tokyo.
“Hi-Red Center: Traces of Direct Action” February 11 – March 23, 2014 Shoto Museum, Tokyo, Japan By Gianni Simone The Shoto …
Artist Highlight: KEMBRA PFAHLER
“Performance Art 101” -Interviewed by Dean Dempsey Kembra and I meet at Remedy Diner around the corner from her place in …
SFAQ Review: “Codex” group exhibition and the Kenneth Goldsmith talk, “Non-expressive Writing and the Future of Text” at the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, San Francisco.
Codex is the current group exhibition located in the front gallery space of the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, conceived and by artist and …
SFAQ Review: “Two Geologies” featuring Stephen De Staebler & Danae Mattes at Dolby Chadwick Gallery, San Francisco.
Stephen De Staebler died in 2011 at age 78, but not before he was privy to arrangements being made for his retrospective at the …
BLUE LIP BLACK WITCH-CUNT: The Cult of Juliana Huxtable
Interviewed by Jarrett Earnest Juliana Huxtable and her queer-coven the HOUSE OF LADOSHA are taking New York cultural life by a storm of their …
SFAQ Pick: “Circuiting” solo exhibition by Justin Margitich at City Limits, Oakland. Opening Friday, February 21.
Opening Friday, February 21st at City Limits, Oakland is “Circuiting,” a solo exhibition of new paintings by Justin Margitich. Noticing the liminal forms created by sharpening …
SFAQ Pick: “Yautja Moms” solo exhibition by Jeff Baij at INTERSTATE, Brooklyn. Opening Friday, February 21.
Opening Friday, February 21st at INTERSTATE, Brooklyn is “Yautja Moms,” a solo exhibition by Jeff Baij. A Yautja (e-wat-ya) is also known as the Predator. …
SFAQ Pick: “The Limits of Perception and the Rectangular Frame,” an evening of performances by R. Lyon at Human Resources, Los Angeles.
On Friday, February 20th at Human Resources, Los Angeles is “The Limits of Perception and the Rectangular Frame,” an evening with R. Lyon who is …
SFAQ Pick: “Spool” group exhibition featuring Andrew Graves, Marco Palmieri, and Neil Rumming at Ana Cristea Gallery, New York. Opening Thursday, February 20th.
Opening Thursday, February 20th at Ana Cristea Gallery, New York “Spool” a group exhibition co-curated by Shaan Syed that brings together the work of Andrew …
SFAQ Pick: “From the Sky Rivers Look Like Snakes” solo exhibition by Jason Jägel at Gallery 16, San Francisco.
Currently on view at Gallery 16, San Francisco is “From the Sky Rivers Look Like Snakes” a solo exhibititon by Jason Jägel presenting three bodies …
SFAQ Review: “Lazy Bones” solo exhibition by Lisa Rybovich Crallé at Øgaard, Oakland.
Øgaard is a small gallery in Oakland that received the Southern Exposure Alternative Exposure grant for 2013. Focusing on textiles and originally delineated as small …
SFAQ Pick: “Office Nature Body Pattern” solo exhibition by Nina Beier at Croy Nielsen, Berlin.
Currently on view at Croy Nielsen, Berlin is “Office Nature Body Pattern,” a solo exhibition by Nina Beier. The title of the exhibition is conceived …