“Doing the Barrish Bash”: Jerry Barrish open studio in the Dogpatch – San Francisco, CA.
Barrish Studio Open House Dogpatch – San Francisco, California November 3, 2013 “Doing the Barrish Bash” By John Held, Jr. …
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“Charles Linder: MUDSLINGER” at La Casa del Tunel in Tijuana, Mexico.
By Charles Linder Recently, I was invited to travel to Tijuana, MX during Dia de Los Muertos for a solo show at …
REVIEW: “Architecture Undigested” group exhibition curated by Jessica Silverman at Fused Space, San Francisco.
If you’re like me, flipping through the pages of “Architectural Digest,” a magazine devoted to contemporary home design, is bound to cause a full …
REVIEW: Vince Contarino and Zachary Royer Scholz at “c2c project space”, San Francisco.
Exhibition Dates: October 19 – October 19, 2013. The idea behind c2c project space, the brainchild of artist Kirk Stoller, is (to quote directly …
Artist Highlight: JASON BRINKERHOFF
“Alluring Tensions” By Wendi Norris It’s unclear if Jason Brinkerhoff is foremost a collector, a curator, or an artist. He intuitively …
REVIEW: “The Swimmer” solo exhibition by Chris Sollars at Steven Wolf Fine Arts, San Francisco.
“The Swimmer,” Chris Sollars’s first solo show for Steven Wolf Fine Arts, features photos, videos and sculpture, all in homage to the San Francisco …
Review: CalArts President Steven D. Lavine in conversation with Mr. Chow and Jeffrey Deitch at REDCAT, Los Angeles.
By Bianca Guillen Patrons filed into the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater at REDCAT in Los Angeles, all Muffled hushes filled with …
REVIEW: Chason Mattham solo exhibition at Tyler Wood Gallery, San Francisco.
Chason Matthams presents a group of tiny paintings – photorealistic, surreal and abstracted – in his solo exhibition at Tyler Wood Gallery, San Francisco. …
Review: “I Want to Step Across: Genevieve Quick and Jasmin Lim” // “HYPERBOREA or Bermuda Triangles I Have Known: limited edition chapbook by Susan Gevirtz at 2nd floor projects, San Francisco.
Currently on view at 2nd floor projects in San Francisco is a two-person show with Genevieve Quick and Jasmin Lim with an accompanying chapbook by …
REVIEW: Matthias Düwel’s solo exhibition “Spindrift” at Mirus Gallery, San Francisco
“Candy Colored Dreamscapes” By John Held, Jr. I was intrigued when I first came across the paintings and drawings of Matthias Düwel. …
REVIEW: “The Quick Brown Fox Jumped Over the Lazy Dog And Went To Sleep Forever” solo exhibition by Nick Kramer, at metro pcs, Los Angeles.
Nestled on the second floor of a nondescript strip mall in Los Angeles’ Chinatown is metro pcs, a new artist run project space located on …
Artist Highlight: SARA CWYNAR
By Simon Cole Sara Cwynar is a Canadian photographer currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. We sat down to talk …
Review: “Work in Progress: Considering Utopia” group exhibition at Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.
“Work in Progress: Considering Utopia,” currently on view at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco is a small exhibition in which Oded Hirsch, Ohad Meromi, …
Review: John Mason’s solo exhibition, “Crosses, Figures, Spears, Torques” at David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles.
Can form become movement? The hulking, ceramic forms in John Mason’s exhibition, “Crosses, Figures, Spears, Torques” at David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles call to mind …
Review: “Free Fall” solo exhibition by Francesco Igory Deiana at The Popular Workshop, San Francisco.
The Italian-born artist Francesco Igory Deiana has created a body of work at once familiar and strange in “Free Fall” at The Popular Workshop. …
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 …
Review: “Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society”
Book Review Kevin Evans, Carrie Galbraith and John Law (eds.) “Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society” San Francisco: Last Gasp Press, 2013. 293 pp. …
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 …
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 …