Connecting the Dots Between Calder and Picasso
Alexander Calder and Pablo Picasso are both titans of modern art, one known almost exclusively for his light, airy, constantly shifting mobiles and... Read more →
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Rediscovering David Park, Bay Area Realist
One of the best things museums do is to introduce you to an interesting or important artist you've never heard of, or just barely, through a... Read more →
Frida Kahlo: Portrait of the Artist as a Fashionista
San Francisco museums are starting to reopen after the virus pandemic shut down everything for seven months, and one of the first new exhibitions is... Read more →
Angst Among the Worker Bees in Gloria
Meet Ani, Dean, and Kendra, editorial assistants at a weekly magazine in New York. They're ambitious yet frustrated, smart yet not very hard-working,... Read more →
Seeking Nirvana in Tibetan Buddhist Art
Visiting an art exhibition can be an uplifting experience, but the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco takes the idea to a new level with its latest... Read more →
Mix Photos and Words, Add a Dash of Wit
Three Bay Area artists who banded together in the 1970s to explore conceptual photography are the subjects of a fascinating exhibition that just... Read more →
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Grand Tour of ’60s Black Art
An ambitious exhibition of African-American art from the 1960s and 1970s, now on view in San Francisco, shines a fresh light on the powerful work... Read more →
Rediscovering Tissot, the Pre-Impressionist
James Tissot was one of the most successful French painters of the late 19th century, a contemporary of Manet and Degas, yet most people now have... Read more →
Figaro Delivers Sweet Singing, Drawing-Room Comedy
San Francisco Opera just opened a handsome new production of The Marriage of Figaro, and it's an energetic take on Mozart's classic 1786... Read more →
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Casteel Makes a Splash With Powerful Portraits
Jordan Casteel has been called a rising star in American art, and it's clear why from a visit to her first solo museum show, which just opened at... Read more →
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