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Art has been around longer than human civilization, and possibly almost as long as humans. But it's a pretty safe bet that our ancient cave-artist

Newly acquired “Hubcap” painting by Richard Estes is at the heart of Reynolda’s “Chrome Dreams and Infinite Reflections: American Photorealism” exhibition

a href= https://reynolda.org/ target= _blank Reynolda House Museum of American Art /a announced the opening of its latest world-class exhibition,

For the month of July, the Fine Arts Gallery at San Francisco State University is presenting a solo show of Poon’s work dating from 1962 to 2015.

Modern hotel lobby designs make a lasting first impression with their unique, cool, and captivating styles. Explore these chic interior design ideas.

The eighth edition of FOG Design+Art closed on Sunday, January 23, 2022, following a pause in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Exhibitors, curators, collectors and attendees reported a strong return to the fair, noting great sales, well-curated presentations and excellent attendance throughout the fair’s run in San Francisco. FOG featured an international selection of 45 art and design galleries, including ten dealers participating for the first time. The fair opened on Wednesday, January...

The painter is generally regarded as a Photorealist but, as he tells Martin Gayford, he prefers to see himself as a view painter

The suburban Bay Area homes that were supposed to depict a California every town now...

Rachel Howard December 30, 2020Updated: December 31, 2020, 7:28 am Corey Brady and Norma Fong perform in the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company’s “Breathing at the Boundaries.” Photo: Courtesy Margaret Jenkins Dance Company During the pandemic, we have seen no shortage of socially distanced dance on screen, some of it intimate and slapdash, some of it panoramic and refined — and all of it, for its sheer collective persistence, heartening. But the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company�...