Wendy Red Star: American Progress
Anderson Collection at Stanford UniversityWendy Red Star: American Progress presents work by the artist, Wendy Red Star, who was raised on the Apsáalooke (Crow) reservation in Montana. Red Star’s work is informed by her cultural heritage and engagement with many forms of creative expression, including photography, sculpture, video, fiber arts, and performance.
Michael Brennan: Pandemonium – Selected Portraits
Modernism West 2534 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA“Pandemonium: Selected Portraits" consists of 26 portraits chosen from over a hundred of Michael Brennan’s circus-themed paintings and portraits.
Lisa Rybovich Crallé: Steppin’ Out
Premiere Jr. 624 Irving St., San Francisco, CAA cartoon cloud hangs in an otherwise blue sky.
APICC presents Grow Our Souls
SOMArts 934 Brannan Street, San Francisco, CAInspired by Grace Lee Boggs, Grow Our Souls showcases twelve artists who are reimagining labor in an era of climate change and late-stage capitalism. From yoga mat paintings celebrating Black and Brown humanity to seed installations speculating sustainable food futures, artists present sumptuous and abundant possibilities while illuminating industry practices that maintain labor inequities.
Kelly Falzone Inouye: MTV Generation
marrow gallery 548 Irving St, San Francisco, CAHighlighting our pandemic-induced tendency to re-examine the recent past and taking inspiration from cultural critics such as bell hooks and Marshall Macluhan, Kelly Inouye’s latest large-scale watercolor works reflect on imagery generated by Music Television (MTV) and its influence on contemporary culture.
A Sieve for Infinity
/ 1150 25th St, Building B, San Francisco, CAThe artists selected for the exhibition test materials and technology, both
traditional and modern, incorporating handcrafted and industrial production.