Here's What Collectors Bought at the Bustling Fog Design and Art Fair in San Francisco
After a one-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the FOG art fair returns to Fort Mason in San Francisco, and buyers turn out in droves.
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After a one-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the FOG art fair returns to Fort Mason in San Francisco, and buyers turn out in droves.
ISBN: 9781597113298 Contributors Photographs by Learoyd Richard and Learoyd Richard. Text by Richard Learoyd, Martin Barnes, and Nancy Gryspeerdt. Richard Learoyd studied fine-art photography at the Glasgow School of Art under professor Thomas Joshua Cooper. His work has been included in group shows at the International Center of Photography, New York; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; and the National Gallery, London. Learoyd started his camera obscura work in 2003. He is represented by McKee Gallery, New York, and Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco. He lives in Wiltshire, South West England,...
This world-class exhibition reveals the historic links between pioneering photographers and the world of plants
Exhibitions in West London Ready to extract carbon from the air. Image copyright Science Museum group SAVING OUR PLANET: We're all trying to do our bit to reduce our carbon footprint, but how do we capture the carbon that's already out there? This free display brings together information and objects on how both forestry and technology can capture carbon — including a mechanical tree that does a fantastic job of it, even though it looks nothing like a tree. There's a fun interactive (and contactless) piece where you can have a go at tackling thorny policy around reducing carbon emissions. T...
Tony Bravo April 15, 2021Updated: April 15, 2021, 5:13 pm The location of Fraenkel Pop-Up, a Pacific Heights show by the Fraenkel Gallery that is scheduled to open May 1. Photo: Fraenkel Gallery This spring, downtown’s Fraenkel Gallery is coming to Pacific Heights with a new project they describe as “a cross between a friendly neighborhood store and your own personal art fair.” The new “Fraenkel Pop-Up” show is scheduled to open May 1 at 3695 Sacramento St. (formerly The Ribbonerie boutique), the gallery announced April 7. The show will then be open Wednesday-Saturday, ...