It’s difficult to imagine that Claude Monet, the world-famous founder of the Impressionism painting movement, ever had a crisis of…
Art & Architecture
“Manet & Morisot” is the first major exhibition dedicated to the artistic and personal connection between two superb 19th-century French…
San Francisco’s Legion of Honor Museum show on the art of the late Wayne Thiebaud (1920-2021) is fascinating, enlightening, and…
South African artist William Kentridge’s latest work, “The Great Yes, The Great No,” is a chamber opera inspired by a…
REID YALOM is a Northern California photographer whose work has been published and exhibited over a 30 year period. A…
From December 1963 through February 1964, Paul McCartney, then about 21 years old, took his 35 mm Pentax camera with…
The Whitney Museum exhibit Edges of Ailey is breathtaking in its artistic scope and documentation of the life, work and…
Amy Sherald, best known for her iconic portrait of Michelle Obama, displayed in this exhibit, may seem like an overnight…
The enlightening and inclusive retrospective of 20th century Art Deco icon Tamara de Lempicka (1894-1980) is now premiering at San…
Renowned experimental video artist Bill Viola died last week at the age of 73. His beautiful long-form video pieces and…
San Francisco’s Legion of Honor Museum is lucky to house one of the most significant museum collections of Japanese prints…
The de Young’s exciting retrospective of 20th-century photographer Irving Penn (1917–2009) highlights the broad breadth of this creative artist. Although…
The de Young Museum opened its abundant costume department storage closets for its newest exhibition, “Fashioning San Francisco: A Century…
The astonishing, immersive psychedelic artwork of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama (b.1929) is all the rage in San Francisco these days….