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After experiencing tumultuous changes during the pandemic, Phillips’s exhibition offers an ideal place to see changes of the past and envision hopes of the future.
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“Hans Hofmann: The Nature of Abstraction” offers a fresh perspective on one of the great American abstractionists. Placed in such extensive, near chronological order, “The Nature of Abstraction” fashions Hoffman as benefactor, teacher and radical.
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If you’re in Berkeley this summer, your main relaxation goal is probably to grab a leisurely lunch at the Cheese Board Collective or maybe head out to appreciate some Bay views. But the Bay Area has so much to offer once you get beyond Shattuck Avenue and Telegraph Avenue. As
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The beauty of the new Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive lies both in the space’s aesthetic minutia and its wide-ranging and impressive collection.
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