In Conversation with Michelle Mansour from Root Division, San Francisco.
For people who are unfamiliar with Root Division, can you introduce yourself and explain the mission of Root Division? My name is Michelle …
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SFAQ Pick: “As real as walking down the street and going to the grocery store” group exhibition at Rowing, London.
Rowing, London, is pleased to present “As real as walking down the street and going to the grocery store”, a group exhibition with works …
SFAQ Pick: “Substance and Accident” solo exhibition by Anoka Faruqee at Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco. Opening October 19th.
Anoka Faruqee. Courtesy of Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco. Opening Saturday at Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco is a solo exhibition by Anoka Faruqee, “Substance and …
Review: Eric Yahnker’s solo exhibition “Ebony & Benghazi” at Ambach and Rice, Los Angeles.
The Benghazi attacks on September 11, 2012 at the American Embassy in Libya mobilized media frenzy and dignitaries the world over. Obama and his chiefs …
SFAQ Pick: “SPACE: 1999” group exhibition at INCLINE Gallery, San Francisco. Opening Friday, October 11th.
Opening Friday, October 11th (6-9pm) at INCLINE Gallery in San Francisco is “SPACE: 1999”, a group exhibition featuring the work of Randy Colosky, Chris …
SFAQ Pick: “Bite of time, fading memory” group exhibition at LVL3 Gallery, Chicago. Opening Saturday, October 12th.
Opening on Saturday, October 12 at LVL3 Gallery in Chicago is group exhibition, “Bite of time, fading memory”. Bite of time, fading memory is …
Art as Case Study 2: “DIGITAL MADELEINE, OR VIDEO-TIME IS NEVER LOST OR PAST” at Krowswork.
Feature by Peter Dobey Taking its cue from Proust, Krowswork’s ‘Digital Madeleine, Or Video-Time is Never Lost or Past’ invites the viewer to …
Review: Justine Frischmann’s solo exhibition, “The Battle of Faith and Doubt” at Unspeakable Projects, San Francisco
There is a balance sought by the work in the show at Unspeakable Projects, at one end is intention at the other chance, between them …
Artist Highlight: SEAN RASPET
Interview by Jessica Silverman The images that you use often have digital origins, whether combined and assembled into a single image, transformed through …
SFAQ Pick: “Please Release Me” solo exhibition by Molly Jo Shea at Weekend, Los Angeles.
Opening Friday, October 11th at Weekend in Los Angeles is “Please Release Me”, a solo exhibition of works by Molly Jo Shea. For her …
Review: Ben Venom – “Piece of Mind” solo exhibition at Guerrero Gallery, San Francisco.
When I arrived at Guerrero Gallery on a Wednesday afternoon to check out Ben Venom’s show, “Piece of Mind,” there was a construction crew inside …
Review: “The New Bay Bridge” group exhibition at Vessel Gallery, Oakland
In case you haven’t noticed, there is a new bridge in town. “The New Bay Bridge” at Vessel Gallery, Oakland, features the work of two …
Review: “Febreze” group exhibition at Kinman Gallery, London.
“Pull your socks up – To make an effort to improve your work or behaviour because it is not good enough.” This idiom …
SFAQ Pick: Asian Contemporary Art Week – ACAW, Virlani Hallberg’s “Alter-Circuit” exhibition at Et. al gallery, San Francisco. Opening Wednesday, September 25th.
Opening this Wednesday, September 25th at Et. al gallery in Chinatown, San Francisco is “Alter-Circuit: Virlani Hallberg” featuring the single-channel video “Receding Triangular Square” …
Art as Case Study 1: “Fault Lines” at Kadist.
Feature by Peter Dobey All too often I encounter visual art that has been butchered by theoretical exposition. A particularly egregious variety of …
In Conversation with Zarouhie Abdalian
Interviewed by Sarah Thibault Zarouhie Abdalian and I met for drinks recently to discuss her current show MATRIX 249 at the Berkeley Art Museum, her …
Review: Ryan McGinley’s “Yearbook” solo exhibition at Ratio 3, San Francisco
The studio portraits in Ryan McGinley’s solo exhibition “Yearbook” at Ratio 3 Gallery are irreverent and sexy. They build on the artist’s decade-long tradition …
Review: “Zwischerliecht” group exhibition at LxWxH Gallery, Seattle
LxWxHx gallery (pronounced Length Width Height, but you probably already gathered that) in Seattle’s isolated Georgetown neighborhood boasts a fitting sense of aloofness, considering …
Review: Danielle Rante’s solo exhibition, “Held in Air” at K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco
Walking into Danielle Rante’s first exhibition at K. Imperial Fine Art is like stepping inside a personal travel journal. Held In Air is a …
Review: “CULM” group exhibtion at Night Gallery, Los Angeles
When a fictional sci-fi future comes into mind the surroundings are likely to be one of two-pronged possibilities: is it a mechanically pristine, totalitarian …