Reviews

The chemigram — a brew of photo chemicals, art materials, foodstuff, chance and light — yields dazzlingly images. Maria Porges reports.

Raw expressivity drives Neri’s figurative paintings. Carter collects and reorders cultural signifiers.

Alone in the desert, a video/performance artist aims at communicating the ineffable.

With fresh sculptural works, Schulz continues to expand painting’s frontier.

Works on paper illuminate important facets of this massively influential SF artist’s career.

Urban and architectural space seen through an Abex prism.

What does it mean to be female in the Middle East? Twelve photographers offer their visions. Mark Van Proyen reports.

Attenuated and bulbous, open and closed, abstract and representational, Weber’s cardboard sculptures radiate unmitigated joy. Maria Porges reports.

The industrial revolution took production out homes and into factories. The digital revolution reclaims it for engineers and artists. Mikko Lautamo reports.

4 Bay Area Sculptors probe late modernist ideas of form and space.

88 years strong , DeLap’s long been an icon in the overlapping realms of SoCal Minimalism and the Light and Space movement. This exhibit shows him in peak form.

His mash-ups of illusionistic space and computational simulation illuminate the frenetic contemporary mind, insistently tugged between actual space and electronic device prompts.

Dada-inspired mash-ups capture our “no-zeitgeist” era. Mark Van Proyen reports.

Two shows that bridge the supposed difference between thinkers and makers.