The Lexicon of Sadie Barnette

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The Lexicon of Sadie Barnette

Sadie Barnette sees the world in fuchsia but not through the rose-colored glasses of old—this is a distinguished viewpoint, synthesized by a language of her own acute creation. It is influenced by March 20, 2023
Caleb Hahne Quintana: A Permission of Otherness

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Caleb Hahne Quintana: A Permission of Otherness

It was startling, that monumental glass of water, in what seemed like a simple, if not ritual gesture: water held skyward as if to examine the clarity. Yet Caleb Hahne Quintana, in all his works of t March 13, 2023
The Rough Shop: The Relic Uncovered on Shikoku, Japan

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The Rough Shop: The Relic Uncovered on Shikoku, Japan

"Whatever it is you 're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting." If you are going to talk about a little shop in the middle of rural Japan, left abandoned only to contain an array of past tr March 08, 2023
Review: The Comfortable Darkness of Felix Macnee

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Review: The Comfortable Darkness of Felix Macnee

Felix Macnee exhibits eighteen oil paintings at Upper Market Gallery as part of a two weekend pop-up exhibition closing on March 11th, 2023. Active in San Francisco for the past thirty years, Macnee March 08, 2023
There is Peace Like A River: Gyun Hur @ SCAD Museum of Art

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There is Peace Like A River: Gyun Hur @ SCAD Museum of Art

“Thinking about going back to Georgia with a new body of work during this very intimate time of my life, I thought deeply about how to bring this tenderness and love I feel while processing trauma   March 02, 2023
Review: Lyfe In a Strange Land

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Review: Lyfe In a Strange Land

In a recent solo exhibition, Lyfe In a Strange Land, at Void Gallery in San Francisco, painter Yarrow Lazer-Smith (AKA Yarrow Slaps) presented a series of paintings that inspired imaginative possibil February 28, 2023
Connoisseurs of Street: Lee Smith and Pablo Power

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Connoisseurs of Street: Lee Smith and Pablo Power

It’s safe to say that 2020 was a moment of collective insanity. For some, it was a shock to have the flimsiness of our sense of security, self, and society revealed once all were compromised. For o February 27, 2023
Review: Hodaka’s Far Out and Spot On Modernism

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Review: Hodaka’s Far Out and Spot On Modernism

Cheers to the Asian Art Museum and exhibition organizer Yuki Morishima for presenting the first solo exhibition of Yoshida Hodaka in the United States. Hodaka was an influential Japanese artist with February 08, 2023
Open Season, Open Home: An Interview with Amy Bennett

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Open Season, Open Home: An Interview with Amy Bennett

When you first look at the new solo show of Amy Bennett's, Open Season, on view now at Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica, you don't have to be conscious of the fact that some works were started February 02, 2023
Cincinnati: The City in a BLINK

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Cincinnati: The City in a BLINK

After being a mostly casual observer to a summer of seemingly unending airline nightmares, I admit to feeling a little anxiety about whether a trip to Cincinnati in October had the right amount of po January 25, 2023
Ozzie Juarez: A Bigger Harvest

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Ozzie Juarez: A Bigger Harvest

As the world continues to shift and slide into new realities, the art scene parallels these unchartered territories. Along this journey, new perspectives and leaders emerged. I had the pleasure of si January 23, 2023
Alake Shilling: The Lucky Ladybugs

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Alake Shilling: The Lucky Ladybugs

Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Alake Shilling appreciates the culture of her native city. Raised by a single mother who organized frequent trips to the art store, Shilling has always foun January 16, 2023
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