Archives for June 2025

Rebekah Goldstein devises her approach to the shaped canvas grounded in the formal disciplines of Cubism, Constructivism, and her own temperament. 

Building on modernist practices , Jacques Villeglé removed his own hand from the artmaking process to allow the hivemind of the street to dictate form.

A tight selection of 22 prints by Richard Diebenkorn executed between 1980 and 1992 are subdivided into groups that correspond to the stylistic shifts of his late paintings.

Frances McCormack’s paintings inhabit a terrain where idea, impulse, and gesture motivate an improvisational dance.

“You the performer” is a tightly organized photography group show that surveys the evolving dialectic between the camera and its subject.

Villalba’s paintings amalgamate a rich mix of influences in ways that defy generic predictability, transmuting them into a unique approach to well established modernist subjects.

When David Park painted “Kid On Bikes” in 1950 it would trigger what came to be called Bay Area Figuration, which had a ripple effect that continues to the present.

The overall feeling of Yuan Goang-Ming’s exhibition “Everyday War” is one of anxious calm prior to the onset of a terrifying storm.