Sat, February 16, 2013
Crown Point Press at 50 at the de Young MuseumCrown Point Press at 50 marks the press's 50th anniversary and features prints by 15 internationally renowned artists made at the press over the course of five decades. Some, such ...
Mel Ramos began making his mark on the art world in the early 1960s as part of the Pop Art movement exhibiting alongside artists like Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, and ...
Gutai Historical Survey and Contemporary Response at SFAI
The San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) presents the first West Coast survey exhibition of Gutai (1954-1972), a significant avant-garde artist collective in postwar Japan that was founded by Jiro Yoshihara ...
The San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) presents the first West Coast survey exhibition of Gutai (1954-1972), a significant avant-garde artist collective in postwar Japan that was founded by Jiro Yoshihara ...
Resistance is a solo exhibition of new work by Taraneh Hemami. Resistance builds on Hemami's Theory of Survival, collected historical archives from local communities and the web of decades of ...
San Francisco Ballet Presents Hamburg Ballet: NijinskySF Ballet is thrilled to welcome The Hamburg Ballet to the Opera House stage in Nijinsky, John Neumeier's dance theater epic based on the tumultuous life of dancer Vaslav Nijinsky. ...
Ballet San Jose: Don QuixoteBased on an episode from Miguel de Cervantes' famous novel, Don Quixote de la Mancha, the story follows its title hero, a middle-aged country gentleman absorbed with tales of chivalry, ...
Not a Genuine Black Man: Longest-Running Show in Bay Area HistoryThe longest running solo show in San Francisco history, the play reveals a little-known chapter of Bay Area history. In 1971, San Leandro was named one of the most racist ...
Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot at Marin Theatre CompanyThis timeless, thought-provoking and entertaining classic changed theater forever. Godot's talented and comedic cast includes Oregon Shakespeare Festival's Mark Bedard (Animal Crackers) and Bay Area veteran actors James Carpenter and ...
San Francisco Ballet Presents Hamburg Ballet: NijinskySF Ballet is thrilled to welcome The Hamburg Ballet to the Opera House stage in Nijinsky, John Neumeier's dance theater epic based on the tumultuous life of dancer Vaslav Nijinsky. ...
Word for Word: You Know When the Men Are Gone by Siobhan FallonWord for Word, a program of Z Space, gives its signature theatrical treatment to Siobhan Fallon's gripping portrayal of the home front during the Iraq War, You Know When the ...
Dorothea Tanning: Unknown But Knowable States exhibition at Gallery Wendi Norris Unknown but Knowable States (January 10 through March 2, 2013) features rare and ground-breaking paintings, drawings, and sculptures by Dorothea Tanning. For the first time, the gallery will be dedicating ...
Hung Liu: Offerings Art InstallationRecognized as one of the most prominent Chinese American painters working in the United States today, Hung Liu's installations have played an important role in her work throughout her career. ...
Punch Card: Group Exhibition at Catharine Clark Gallery
Punch Card examines the ways artists are merging technology and traditional textiles to redefine and repurpose craft, each uniquely forming their own 'digital stitch' as they merge art historical and ...
Punch Card examines the ways artists are merging technology and traditional textiles to redefine and repurpose craft, each uniquely forming their own 'digital stitch' as they merge art historical and ...
Se Llama Cristina: A New Play by Octavio SolisPlaywright Octavio Solis presents a new play in which the characters take us on a turbulent journey that examines what it means to defy expectations and to become better than ...
The Fourth Messenger at the Ashby StageThe world premiere of The Fourth Messenger features music and lyrics by Vienna Teng. What if the Buddha were a woman? What if she were alive today? Loosely inspired by ...
