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Greenwell created the project as a means of not only emotionally and financially supporting Black artists, but also underscoring their value to the Oakland community.
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“Meet Us Quickly” shines a new angle of visual creativity with an embracing welcome.
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“These artists and their practice are an invitation to rethink aesthetic hierarchies at the center (of mainstream art) and to expand the borders of how art history has typically been run,” she said.
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On Oct. 29, SF Camerawork held an opening reception for its annual survey exhibition, this year titled “Forecast 2020,” on Zoom, with the exhibition available to view for free on its website.
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Aguilera finds art therapeutic, and from home, he’s still finding ways to stay involved with activities that bring him joy.
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This collection of artworks demonstrates both Presley’s multidimensionality and his ability to represent the human condition through a variety of mediums.
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“The Pieces We Are Made Of” is the most distinctively Picasso-esque piece of the exhibit, featuring various angles of the subject’s face to reflect on issues of nostalgia and collective memory.
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Now the head of contemporary art at the SF Asian Art Museum, Chen remains passionate about serving this flourishing art scene.
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The vision of “The de Young Open” combines two phrases that are not often heard together: “local community” and “the fine arts.”
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Zheng’s work is driven by a keen interest in geometry, mathematics and ordered systems — and ways to disrupt them.
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