Close to Home: Creativity in Crisis
SFMOMA 151 3rd Street, San FranciscoTaken together, their work emphasizes our shared experience in this collective crisis.
Off the Wall
SFMOMA 151 3rd Street, San FranciscoFive contemporary artists expand upon earlier efforts to break free from the confines of the picture frame by transforming photographs into sculpture, including them in complex installations, projecting them onto various surfaces, even creating custom furniture for their display.
Charles Gaines: New Work
SFMOMA 151 3rd Street, San FranciscoThe conceptual artist’s new works emerge from research into the Dred Scott Decision of 1857, which decreed that Black people were not U.S. citizens and therefore could not sue for their right to freedom.
Next to You
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts 1150 25th Street, San FranciscoMcEvoy Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce 'Next to You,' an exhibition of modern and contemporary artworks from the McEvoy Family Collection that celebrate the joy, vitality, and…
Diane Arbus: Curated by Carrie Mae Weems
Fraenkel Gallery 49 Geary Street, San FranciscoWeems has cited Arbus, along with David Hammons, as artists of paramount importance to her. To inaugurate Fraenkel Gallery’s recently announced representation of Weems, the artist was invited to curate an exhibition of Arbus’s photographs, the sole directive being to focus on works that speak powerfully and directly to her.
Kronos Festival: Ellen Reid SOUNDWALK
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts 1150 25th Street, San FranciscoDiscover a site-specific, GPS-enabled musical installation with new music by Kronos Quartet in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
Alan Rath
Hosfelt Gallery 260 Utah Street, San FranciscoIn formally elegant yet winsome sculptures — almost every component of which he designed, machined, and programed himself — Alan Rath explored the relationship between technology and the human body and behavior.
Looking Back: 10 Years of Pier 24 Photography
Pier 24 Photography Pier 24, The Embarcadero, San FranciscoWith its other thematic galleries, Looking Back reconsiders subjects explored previously in some of the ten exhibitions since Pier 24 opened.
Catherine Wagner: Clues to Civilization
Jessica Silverman Gallery San FranciscoSpanning over three decades, each of the series are fortified by a rigorous examination of knowledge creation and transference, reckoning with collective historical foundations and the concept of the body politic.
Austin Thomas: Metropolis
Municipal Bonds 1275 Minnesota Street, San FranciscoThese machine-age shapes are arranged with skyscraper-like verticality and the beat of her daily walks.
“Nowhere Else To Go But Within” by Jocelyn Tsaih at Glass Rice
Glass Rice 808 Sutter Street, San FranciscoNowhere Else To Go But Within is a gentle reminder that in order to arrive to a place of optimism, we must sift through the darker and more harrowing moments of life to obtain clarity and reach happiness.
Joan Mitchell
SFMOMA 151 3rd Street, San FranciscoJoan Mitchell will be a comprehensive retrospective featuring approximately 80 distinguished works.
