Cal Academy’s ‘Dino Days’ continue through May 5
Inspired by the late Robert Arneson and his friend Ai Weiwei, internationally…
The instructions were to meet some “distributors of magic” at the corner…
“I love San Francisco,” wire sculptor Kristine Mays laughed, realizing she had…
Having helped change how artists depicted the world in the late 1800s,…
“I spent my entire adult life trying to run away from here…
Paul Gauguin, the French post-impressionist painter and rule-breaker whose flattened imagery, bold…
Provocative and conceptual Chinese artists from three turbulent decades address globalism and…
After years, sometimes decades, of steady leadership, major Bay Area arts organizations…
For each one of the 100 people and organizations being honored at…
Paintings by Eritrean-American artist Ficre Ghebreyesus, whose colorful landscapes reflect life in…
A major rent hike is forcing longtime Latino art gallery Galeria de…
Qamar Adamjee laughed when asked how much travel was involved in her…
Radicals in their day, the pre-Raphaelites in mid-19th-century England adopted the styles…
Perennially popular for his surrealist works featuring apples, bowler hats and bizarre…
Local artist Fernando Reyes -- a banker turned painter and printmaker --…
“Way Bay,” an expansive new exhibition at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific…
Museum and gallery exhibitions offer insight into past, present and future. Casanova:…
One of the most significant artists of the 20th century’s second half,…
Asian Art Museum Director Jay Xu, enthusiastic about the “vibrant colors” in…
