Bookplate Exhibit Worth A Visit
The American Bookbinders Museum celebrates the beauty of a [once] commonplace object: the bookplate. Intended to identify a book’s owner, the first bookplates originated in … Read more
The American Bookbinders Museum celebrates the beauty of a [once] commonplace object: the bookplate. Intended to identify a book’s owner, the first bookplates originated in … Read more
The closing date has been extended to December 23 for Remembered Light, an exhibition of 25 contemporary stained glass windows commemorating the devastation of WWII bombings now … Read more
A new exhibit of black-and-white photographs done by Richard Lohmann at The Canessa Gallery in North Beach speak to the lost romance of ferry travel … Read more
Fraenkel Gallery presents a new exhibition by British artist Richard Learoyd, his fifth with the gallery. Learoyd’s recent work deepens his exploration of classical themes, … Read more
Born in San Francisco in 1938, artist Joan Brown created colorful, expansive paintings and lively sculptures inspired by her life experiences in the city—where she … Read more
As noted in an earlier post, San Francisco’s newest art museum, the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (ICASF), is readying for an October opening, and recently … Read more
Beginning October 13, The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) will present Gillian Laub: Family Matters, a solo exhibition that presents the saga of an American family. … Read more
Cultural Currents recently discovered Francoise LeClerc, a Bay Area sculptor working in ceramics and found objects. Often depicting horses, her work evokes themes of emergence … Read more
In 1903, two years before his emergence as the leader of Fauvism, Henri Matisse made a modest self-portrait depicting himself as an etcher. Based on this small black-and-white print, … Read more
Drawing over 130,000 visitors in just 18 weeks, Guo Pei: Couture Fantasy is one of the Fine Arts Museums’ most sought-after fashion exhibitions of the past decade. … Read more