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BAMPFA opened its display of Tompkins’ works in February, but in light of shelter-in-place orders due to the coronavirus, this exhibition has had to adapt to virtual-only viewing.
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Banzaca draws heavy inspiration from various elements of nature, such as the sea, putting her own refreshing twist on these elements.
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Each piece prioritizes the feminine perspective and envisions women’s pleasures rather than those of traditionally sexually dominant men.
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With “Soul of a Nation” exploring the range of the Black experience in two prominent decades of its history, the de Young brings viewers the chance to put the Black back in Black history month.
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Hung’s “Homing” is a truly fascinating exploration of sound, temporality and light that is receptive to the surrounding environment.
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Positive energy and love radiates from the gallery at Piper’s exhibition, illustrating the power of her art to beautifully bring people together while coloring the world around her.
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“Augmented Time” is an experience that allows audiences to use an iPad to examine the history, technique and people behind the construction of the BAMPFA building.
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When asked about her perception of the politics and community in the Bay Area specifically, Linden said she thinks there’s always room for change.
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Displaying the terror of World War II, imaginary worlds and intimate depictions of herself, Fein’s work is a testament to the longevity of life.
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The establishment of “No Spectators” in the East Bay feels appropriate considering the gathering’s Bay Area roots.
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