SFAQ REVIEW: Lisa Solomon solo exhibition “Sen” at Fouladi Projects, San Francisco.
Lisa Solomon’s current solo show “Sen” at Fouladi Projects in San Francisco mines the artist’s personal history and heritage, and is centered around the …
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SFAQ REVIEW: “Incursion/Recursion” group exhibition in the Room for Big Ideas (RBI) at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco.
In the Room for Big Ideas (RBI) at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts – YBCA, curator Katya Min has assembled the work of four …
In Conversation: Kirk Stoller and the C2C Project Space, San Francisco. Bridging the gap between San Francisco and New York.
Interview by Sarah Thibault I first met Kirk Stoller in 2011 when I moved into a studio next to his in the Dogpatch. I …
SFAQ Review: Takeshi Murata solo exhibition, “Midnight” at Ratio 3, San Francisco.
“Midnight,” the Takeshi Murata show currently at Ratio 3, San Francisco includes two works: his film “OM Rider” and a hologram from the same …
Artist Highlight: JEREMIAH JENKINS
By Michael Krouse “Why does shit have to be so fucked up?” asks Jeremiah Jenkins. Because it is! The world has gone mad. …
SFAQ Review: Michelangelo Pistoletto solo exhibition at Galleria Continua in San Gimignano, Italy.
The mirror is an object possessed: one that inhabits multiple planes and multiple senses of the natural world. It reflects, it rejects, it subjects and …
Artist Highlight: RYAN MCGINLEY
By CARLO MCCORMICK In many ways Ryan McGinley strikes me as one of the hardest working cats in the art world/show business. …
SFAQ Review: “SPACE:1999” group exhibition at Incline Gallery, San Francisco.
“SPACE:1999” is the newest group show at Incline Gallery. The show appropriates its title from a science fiction television series in the UK of the …
Artist Highlight: AMANDA CURRERI
Interview by Joey Piziali So Amanda, SFAQ invited us, Romer Young Gallery (San Francisco), to write a piece for their 13th issue …
SFAQ Review: Tim Whiten solo exhibition at Olga Korper in Toronto, Canada.
THE MARRIAGE OF THE SKULL AND THE ROSE As an object the human skull is a fact. But skulls are never quite …
Deconstructing and Decentering Yoshi Wada. Performance at Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive.
Yoshi Wada with Tashi Wada Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive Cosponsored by the Berkeley Center for New Media November 17, 2013 By John Held, …
SFAQ Review: “Everything was sleeping as if the universe were a mistake” solo exhibition by Roni Horn at Hauser & Wirth, New York.
Early morning sunlight pours in through skylights. It feels “fresh”. Scattered around the room, like seeds or stars, are ten basins; all the same …
Bushwick: Looking Backwards into the Future
By Lani Asher “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” – Søren Kierkegaard Affordable rent, DIY, and …
SFAQ Review: SECA AWARD Part 2 – David Wilson and Jonn Herschend.
The winners of this year’s SFMOMA SECA (Society for the Encouragement of Contemporary Art) Award are Josh Faught, Jonn Herschend, Zarouhie Abdalian and David Wilson. …
SFAQ Review: Julian Opie at Galleria Valentina Bonomo Rome, Italy.
The digital being called the ‘avatar’ is a concept non-exclusive to the technological realm. It doesn’t even belong to the modern world. The Hindu …
SFAQ REVIEW: “xxx Blank BLANk bLANk…” solo exhibition by Petra Cortright at Steve Turner, Los Angeles.
Petra Cortright “xxx Blank BLANk bLANk…” November 9th – December 21st, 2013 Steve Turner, Los Angeles New media artist Petra Cortright has had an …
SFAQ Review: Chris Duncan – “Aspects of Light” performance at Shapeshifters Cinema, Oakland. November 10th, 2013.
Chris Duncan’s live, improvised sound performance, “Aspects of Light”, presented at Shapeshifters Cinema, Oakland this past Sunday, was at once meditative and intense, ethereal …
REVIEW: Elmgreen and Dragset’s exhibition “Tomorrow” at The Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Well they where never going to make it simple where they? The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, the current home of Elmgreen and …
REVIEW: “(Untitled) Formalisms” curated by Amanda Roscoe Mayo at Needles and Pens, San Francisco.
“(Untitled) Formalisms” is the latest curatorial project by Amanda Roscoe Mayo, now on view at Needles and Pens, San Francisco. Mayo is an independent curator …
REVIEW: “Piss Yellow/Stars and Bars” solo exhibition by Tom Holmes at Bureau, New York.
Can the face of death peer its way through the cracks of a chip bag? Tom Holmes investigates similar questions in his second solo …