“Last Supper in Pompeii: From the Table to the Grave” Now at The Legion of Honor
“Dinner… without a friend is like the life of a lion or a wolf.” – Seneca the Younger, Roman philosopher (4 BC–AD 65) As the … Read more
Visual Arts
Minor White Exhibit at California Historical Society
While still closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we hope that the new exhibition of San Francisco Photographs by Minor White, we hope that ferry … Read more
A Post-Covid Exhibition at Legion Should Brighten Our Lives
When this Plague finally recedes, the ferry community will have reason to rejoice for quite another reason. Our own Legion of Honor may finally open. … Read more
Fraenkel Gallery Features Work of Christian Marclay
Fraenkel Gallery is now presenting new work by Christian Marclay, through March 26, incorporating collage, video animation, and photography. The exhibition continues Marclay’s investigation into … Read more
New Chief Named for Headlands Center for the Arts
Headlands Center for the Arts recently announced that Maricelle (Mari) Robles is the next Executive Director. Robles is an arts leader, educator, and organizer who … Read more
Golden Gate Park Gets Lit Up
They are not “fairy lights,” much less Ferry Lights, but here’s a bright development for ferry riders to ponder. An art installation coming to Golden Gate … Read more
From the Tower: Transmission
The San Francisco Art Institute will soon present From the Tower: Transmission. This is a series of video screenings curated by SFAI’s MFA Director, alumni, and … Read more
Asian Art Museum Becomes an “Awakening” Experience
At a time when global epidemic concerns are keeping many Bay Area residents from visiting Asia, a new exhibition may be just the ticket. This … Read more
Brave Warriors and Fantastic Tales at BAMPFA Worth Taking In
While the Golden State Warriors have fled the East Bay for greener pastures, REAL ancient heroes are on prominent display at the Berkeley Art Museum … Read more
Jordan Gerstman: An Artist Ferry Riders Will Appreciate
Ferry riders often feel like “outsiders,” using this unique mode of transportation in defiance of the common modes of cramped conveyance. “Outsider Art” is regarded … Read more