Archives for June 2013

He creates cartographic mash-ups of disparate visual languages; she retools the art and architecture of ancient India.

Incorporating texts and musical scores, Picton’s fire-tinged paper sculptures present multi-layered views of urban history at pivotal junctures.

Johnson documents the quirky and creative ways humans at the fringe co-exist with nature.

artMRKT and ArtPadSF have emerged as must-see art events. Herein, a sampling of some of the highlights.

Seraj and Wallace expose the impact of U.S. foreign policy on people. Katherine Sherwood reports.

Seven Bay Area examine their relationships with Asia. The results spark a dialog with the museum’s permament collection. Sarah Hotchkiss reports.

Using primordial forms as building blocks, the artists communicate the power of cataclysmic forces and the temporal nature of human existence.