Celebrating Black Artists this Juneteenth
The Shipyard’s African American Legacy The Hunters Point Shipyard, now home to artists working in its historic wartime buildings, was a significant reason for the … Read more
The Shipyard’s African American Legacy The Hunters Point Shipyard, now home to artists working in its historic wartime buildings, was a significant reason for the … Read more
Readers of the bygone Bay Crossings were cheered by the announcement that The Foundation that runs the highly acclaimed photography museum Pier 24 Photography on the … Read more
According to the Alameda County Transportation Commission, ferry riders may soon again have access to The Berkeley Marina’s historic pier, which was remained abandoned nearly … Read more
The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (The Museums) are soon to present The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England, the first major exhibition … Read more
The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) will soon present Mika Rottenberg: Spaghetti Blockchain, a major solo exhibition by the New York-based artist on view May … Read more
As Cultural Currents noted in an earlier post about the de Young, Ansel Adams in Our Time exhibit opens on April 8. The show brings more … Read more
The Exploratorium is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its groundbreaking Cinema Arts program with a special series of curated screenings, live performances, and filmmaking workshops beginning at After … Read more
Beloved for his lush gelatin silver photographs of the national parks, Ansel Adams is a giant of 20th-century photography whose images have become icons of … Read more
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts announces the short film program and feature-length film screenings for Rituals of Devotion (March 10–May 27, 2023), its spring exhibition about the … Read more
Fraenkel Gallery is featuring the work of Nan Goldin. This is her fifth exhibition with the gallery since 1994. Memory Lost, the exhibition’s centerpiece, is … Read more