Pieces of Me: NFT Exhibition
TRANSFER 1000 S Hope Street, Suite 420, Los Angeles, CAThe artists in this exhibition are known for their explorations of identity, being, and phenomenology in digitally-mediated realities, and represent a survey of the past, present and future of ‘digital art’.
Next to You
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts 1150 25th Street, San Francisco, CAMcEvoy Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce 'Next to You,' an exhibition of…
Kronos Festival: Ellen Reid SOUNDWALK
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts 1150 25th Street, San Francisco, CADiscover a site-specific, GPS-enabled musical installation with new music by Kronos Quartet in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
Looking Back: 10 Years of Pier 24 Photography
Pier 24 Photography Pier 24, The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CAWith its other thematic galleries, Looking Back reconsiders subjects explored previously in some of the ten exhibitions since Pier 24 opened.
Wind Over Water
Round Weather 951 Aileen St., Oakland, CAThe show focuses on art as meditation device and practice.
Joan Mitchell
SFMOMA 151 3rd Street, San Francisco, CAJoan Mitchell will be a comprehensive retrospective featuring approximately 80 distinguished works.
The Missing Circle, curated by Magalí Arriola
Kadist 3295 20th Street, San Francisco, CAThe group exhibition revisits particular episodes in Latin America's political history to explore the role that counted corpses and unaccounted souls play in the world of the living.
Carrie Mae Weems: Witness
Fraenkel Gallery 49 Geary Street, San Francisco, CAWeems’s inaugural show at the gallery includes early documentary-style photographs of family, and her iconic Kitchen Table series.
Charlie Milgrim: Water in Motion
Mercury 20 Gallery 475 25th Street, Oakland, CAShe works in painting, sculpture, installation, and photography, and with a wide range of materials including bowling balls, discarded objects, and folded tar paper.
Sara Lisch: Metamorphosis
Mercury 20 Gallery 475 25th Street, Oakland, CAMetamorphosis is a metaphorical extension of her garden and symbolizes life, death, and renewal.
Jessica Cadkin: Rupture & Rapture
Mercury 20 Gallery 475 25th Street, Oakland, CAThe beauty of nature is both fierce and fragile: the destructive power of a tornado wrapped in the delicacy of flower petals.
Maia Cruz Palileo: Long Kwento
CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts 360 Kansas Street, San Francisco, CAPalileo recontextualizes these stories, portraits, and images in an attempt to resuscitate these figures from the exploitative gaze of these ethnographic images.
Yvonne Mouser: The Shape of Time
Municipal Bonds 1275 Minnesota Street, San Francisco, CAShe approaches each new object-making effort as an exercise in restraint, focusing on the purity of an idea and the most direct construction methods in an attempt to achieve simplicity in the final outcome.
Coady Brown: Only in the Darkness Can You See the Stars
Shulamit Nazarian 616 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CABrown’s paintings examine how groups, couples, and solitary figures navigate self-presentation in private and public life. For this new series, Brown utilizes the dark nightlife of a disco as a thematic parameter to conjure the experience of gathering in a space designated for catharsis and ecstatic exaltation.
Awol Erizku: Scorched Earth
Night Gallery 2276 E 16th Street, Los Angeles, CABy subverting expectation, Erizku presents his images as a living and breathing entity—something as transformable as our personal understandings of the world.
Susan Chen: I Am Not a Virus
Night Gallery 2276 E 16th Street, Los Angeles, CAInformed by just a few hours of Zoom conversation with each person, Chen creates compositions that illuminate the experiences, desires, and emotions of her sitters.
Amoako Boafo | SINGULARITY DUALITY: ME CAN MAKE WE
Roberts Projects 5801 Washington Boulevard, Culver City, CAAt once connected yet separated, Boafo’s characters are enigmatically coupled with their shadows.
TABITHA SOREN: SURFACE TENSION
Mills College Art Museum 5000 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CAThe images she chooses are drawn from web searches, text messages, social media content, and personal pictures, raising questions about authenticity and exploring the difficulty and lack of desire to distinguish between reality and fiction.
‘Lost / Found’ by Maja Dlugolecki at Glass Rice
Glass Rice 808 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CAMaja’s paintings lay the groundwork for a universal canvas - allowing her audience to imprint their own experiences and emotions.
Ceramics: Mingei to Modern
Blunk Space 11101 highway 1, #105, Pt. Reyes Station, CABoth functional and decorative works from the 1950s to today will describe the significant impact the mingei movement has had on the practice of JB Blunk, many of his peers and contemporary artists working with clay.
Chris Fallon: Irresistible Deception
Yves Behar's fusespace 1401 16th StSan Francisco,In this new body of work, Fallon — known for his striking images of ambiguous figures that both draw on and challenge existing traditions of portraiture — explores how the practice of collecting shapes the fashioning of domestic space.
Chris Komater: Allegory of Inclination
Mercury 20 Gallery 475 25th Street, Oakland, CAHis desires and narratives are given visual form through photography, a medium that is as true and objective as it is malleable and obfuscating.