Reviews

Works from historic Gutai artists make a rare appearance in San Francisco. John Held, Jr. reports.

The artist recalibrates her visual provocations and aims them at the current political morass.

A keen observer of nature, Allan extracts the extraordinary from the quotidian. Maria Porges reports.

Painting that takes us back to the liminal state into which we were born, engulfing us sensations of pure color.

Art meets science in a stunning collaborative exhibit. David M. Roth reports.

Does a wall keep immigrants out or keep citizens fenced in? A Chinese-American artist wonders. Maria Porges reports.

A breakthrough exhibition explores still-contested ideological turf. Robert Atkins reports.

From a tumultuous year…the best exhibitions.

As we approach widespread species extinction, an exhibition asks what role might art play? Lawrence Gipe reports.

In Cynthia Ona Innis’ paintings, natural forces evoke geologic time.

Counter-reformist of Modernism, Stella created something resembling a global brand. Mark Van Proyen reports.

Constructivism and Suprematism recast for the Internet Age. David M. Roth reports.

Collapsing space and bending forms, Goldstein’s works mix Constructivism and painterly abstraction. Elwyn Palmerton reports.

At the site of former military fortifications, 18 artists contemplate the meaning of security. Maria Porges reports.

A rich and revelatory sampling of first-generation conceptual art. Marcia Tanner reports.

The ceramicist/painter/designer continues to combine and carry forward ancient and modern traditions.