Spanning from her early engagement with the Californian Light and Space Movement in the 1960s to her most current body of work—a searing investigation ...
Out Of The Archives: San Francisco Weather
Weather as a Thing to Do and Dressing for Success Weather and dressing for your visit to San Francisco are two topics that are intertwined - one ...
Michael Russell At Nancy Toomey Fine Art
In the exhibition Breeze Shapes, a continuation of a decade-long body of work, Michael Russell seeks to create pictures of calmness through a ...
Vik Muniz At Rena Bransten Gallery
Many of Vik Muniz’ previous series have employed an unexpected material (junk, garbage, chocolate, diamonds, pigments, cut and torn paper, etc.) to ...
Hiroshi Sugimoto At Fraenkel Gallery
Hiroshi Sugimoto: Opticks, is an exhibition of new large-scale photographs on view for the first time in the U.S. The images depict the color of light ...
Georg Baselitz At Gagosian San Francisco
A pioneer of Neo-Expressionism, Baselitz conjures new formal developments from art historical lineages—his own extensive oeuvre included. Although his ...
Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving At The de Young Museum
"The gringas really like me a lot and take notice of all the dresses and rebozos that I brought with me, their jaws drop at the sight of my jade ...
Michael Wolf At Robert Koch Gallery
For over four decades Michael Wolf examined the layered urban landscape, addressing juxtapositions of public and private space, and anonymity and ...
Nina Katz At Jack Fischer Gallery
“I am an artist and I am a mother of a transgender child. While deeply committed to both endeavors, I have largely kept the two paths separate. I am ...
Gregg Renfrow At Nancy Toomey Fine Art
Since 1982, Gregg Renfrow has been working on acrylic panels that allow light to filter through the pigment. The result is an illumination of color ...
