Reviews

A tribute to one of the Bay Area’s most iconic artists. Barbara Morris reports.

The Information Age seen from the vantage of ancient Rome.

Politics, abstract painting and scientific inquiry animate two solo shows. Barbara Morris reports.

By combining dissimilar modes of representation, Muniz gets viewers to question their senses.

Campbell probes the ways perception affect political awareness. Marcia Tanner reports.

Two exhibitions offer a quasi-retrospective look at the artist’s innovations over the past 15 years.

Outlaw’s art stands at the outer edge of uncanny. Maria Porges reports.

Montalvo’s grounds become an outdoor stage for sound installations by leading avant-garde composers.

A newly renovated waterfront structure is SFAI’s second “home.”

An overlooked master gets star treatment at the Crocker.

An epic, tragicomic reimagining of Jewish law.

Curators apply the model of forensic science to the creative process. Barbara Morris reports.

A little-known master of Surrealism brought to light. Tirza True Latimer reports.

An exhibition focused on the contributions (and memories) of immigrants. Emily Wilson reports.

France’s best-known conceptual artist is the subject of an expansive SF exhibition. David M. Roth reports.