Reviews

The late artist’s first major East Coast museum exhibition. Lily Siegel reviews.

Global protest is the subject of the duo’s current exhibition. Jaimie Baron reviews.

Acts of conjuration transformed into historical memory. Mark Van Proyen reports.

The mesmerizing story of the world’s first international artist. David M. Roth reviews.

Works by a pioneering conceptualist who died Dec 2 at age 79.

Antiquarian processes offer a unique window into nature. Renny Pritikin reports.

Familiar structures dissolve and mutate under pressure of extended scrutiny. Mark Van Proyen reviews.

Arte Povera informs an artist’s response to the pandemic. Jaimie Baron reports.

A retrospective examines the 60-year outputs of a feminist icon.

Reimagining public and private spaces and the everyday objects within. Shaelyn Haines reports.

Musical references, long a touchstone, have given way to something more closely resembling ecstatic dance.

Survey of a ceramic sculptor who broke the mold — literally.

New series extends and expands the legacy of Karl Blossfeldt. Renny Pritikin reviews.

John McMurtrie, a colleague at the SF Chronicle, remembers their friendship.

Exhibition forecasts the future with a spotlight on key works from the past 20 years.

Retrospective confirms her as one of the most important painters of her time.