Meanwhile, a separate Lee Friedlander exhibition captures unique and interesting signs.
A new exhibit at the de Young details the trajectory of the artist’s work.
New stencils plead we “Make America Think Again.”
The German-American abstract painter’s works are a kind of performance.
For her first American show, the S.F. illustrator deeply into the mystery of the human visage.
Check out another work of his with an anti-gentrification theme, at 18 Berwick Place (near Heron Alley).
In “Philippe Gronon: Versos,” at the Modernism Gallery, the photographer exhibits images of the least-viewed sides of famous paintings.
He sometimes paints with all his worldly possessions with him — and sometimes the cops confiscate his art.
SFMOMA’s Andy Warhol retrospective finds still more reasons to appreciate the Pop Art master.
The museum installs a gigantic public-art mural that’s the result of 1,200 interviews with San Franciscans of all stripes.
