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A surprising cohesion
"New Artists, New Work" at the Hespe Gallery is a group show introducing emerging artists and fresh works by established artists.
Huck Finn in visual form
"Huckleberry Finn" at California College of the Arts completes a trilogy of shows responding to classics of American fiction.
Bright lights
Artist Meryl Pataky lights up a.Muse Gallery with works of neon, a medium she says "hits it more than any other medium" she has worked with.
An interview with Thiebaud
Chronicle art critic Kenneth Baker conducted an onstage conversation with painter Wayne Thiebaud at UC Davis on Nov. 18, a few days after the painter turned 90. Watch the video.
Art Features
The art of a neighborhood
When they found their new neighborhood to be lacking an arts community, Kate Connell and Oscar Melara became one.
How we see it
"Personal Identities/Contemporary Portraits" looks at the evolution of contemporary portraits.
His outdoor gallery
Masked artist Jeremy Novy honors San Francisco's gay history with his street art.
A fictional revolution
Mexican American artist Ernesto Yerena's "Ganas 2020" tells the story of a revolutionary movement 10 years in the making.
Magical mystery tourist
Unseen shots of the Beatles from an exclusive photo shoot 40 years ago are now on display at UC Berkeley.Art Reviews
Connect the works
The visions of William T. Wiley and that of H.C. Westermann converge at Berggruen.
Connecting the veins
For anyone still unaware of Andy Goldsworthy's art, "Incidental Objects" is a concise survey of pieces he has produced as outriggers to sited projects.
A whiff of criminality
Sculptor Lucy Puls appears to have noted the forlorn, abandoned quality that much contemporary installation art exhibits.
Amplifying bold ideas
For range and spark of invention, Kenneth Baker can hardly recall a S.F. gallery debut to compare with that of Oaklander Randy Colosky at Ampersand.
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Wiley, Westermann's visions converge at Berggruen
Why has it never occurred to me to connect the work of William T. Wiley and...
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