Art
Art + music = party
Art band My Barbarian has helped launch a series of Thursday-evening events called "SFMOMA: Now Playing."
Messenger of many truths
Multilayered images, wordplay and seriocomic metaphysical musings make artist William T. Wiley's world marvelous and mysterious.
For the love of celebrities
"National Velvet" shows why critics concur that Andy Warhol did his best work in the early '60s: All his obsessions stand exposed here.
'Architecture of absence'
German photographer Candida Höfer has been working on the "Zoologischer Gärten" series, set in the zoos of Europe, since the 90s.
Blending tech, artistic creativity
In S.F., there's a group of people exploring the intersection of programming, politics and art with their new digital Bauhaus.
'Golden era' photographer
His work being shown at UC Berkeley, 86-year-old photographer Marc Riboud talks about five of his most important photos.
The space between Victorians
The exhibit "The Urban Unseen" brings together architects and artists to examine the spaces between S.F.'s famous houses.
Reviving 'Defenestration'
One of S.F.'s most noticed works of public art, Brian Goggin's "Defenestration" (1997), has begun to show its age.
Art springs from actions
Trisha Brown's show at Mills encapsulates the idea that arts are products of behavior, rather than of subjectivity or creative invention.
An intense engagement
If anyone merits the description "self-taught artist," it's James Castle.
Strange magic
No survey of Wayne Thiebaud's art has underlined his sense of humor as does "Wayne Thiebaud: 70 Years of Painting."
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