Reviews

She infused every scrap of material she touched with intuitive, organic expression. Julia Couzens reports.

Trade a diamond ring for the archive of Mexico’s most revered architect? David M. Roth reports

A look back at the Fillmore District and collateral damage wrought by “progress.”

The ruins of greater LA are the core of the artist’s first career retrospective. Maria Porges reports.

Sachs brings back the glory years of the Space Age. Lawrence Gipe reports.

An exhibit of Amrhein family artists shows innovation across a range of media and conceptual mindsets.

A retrospective for the quintessential San Francisco artist. Mark Van Proyen reports.

What is art supposed to do? The longest-running Biennial in Asia hazards a guess. Mark Van Proyen reports.

A street photographer who portrayed the oddities of the American experience.

A stunning exhibition of what Todd Hosfelt’s “learned So Far.”

A meditation on corporeality that ‘sings no love songs.’ Mikko Lautamo reports.

Images and artifacts of a former slave turned abolitionist come to light. Maria Porges reports.

The West’s most iconic Pop artist is examined in-depth. Lawrence Gipe reports.

A suite of surrealistic charcoal drawings extends Fuenmayor’s critique of Latin American stereotypes.

A group show of photo-based work built around the idea of surrogacy reminds us that art is long; life is short. Maria Porges reports.