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Articles by Jonathan Curiel
Dawoud Bey
Photos that Echo With Resolve and History: Four...
by Jonathan Curiel • 01/27/2020 3:41 pm

Dawoud Bey is one of the United States’ most celebrated photographers, known for projects that explore the lives and histories of black America or…

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Go with Dawoud Bey as He Retraces the...
by Jonathan Curiel • 01/22/2020 6:04 pm

A new exhibit at SFMOMA features Bey’s career as an artist.

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Ali Dadgar
The Minimalism and Maximalism of Ali Dadgar
by Jonathan Curiel • 01/17/2020 4:53 pm

The Oakland-based Iranian artist’s work explores “brokeness”

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Lisa Reihana Gives 200-Year-Old Art a Modern Spin
by Jonathan Curiel • 12/19/2019 9:34 am

A new video exhibit at the de Young puts James Cook in a more accurate context.

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Get a Taste of Burning Man Without the...
by Jonathan Curiel • 11/25/2019 2:55 pm

Also, bid farewell to one of the Bay Area’s most prominent street artists.

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‘Soul of a Nation’ Gives Black Artists Long-Overdue...
by Jonathan Curiel • 11/15/2019 11:16 am

A new exhibit at the de Young on loan from the Tate Modern showcases decades of Black American art.

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Mike Henderson
Mike Henderson Does It All
by Jonathan Curiel • 10/30/2019 5:35 pm

The multi-talented artist has been an influence in the art world for decades.

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Richard Mosse Uses Heat to Tell Migrant Stories
by Jonathan Curiel • 10/24/2019 2:46 pm

Two overlapping S.F. exhibits showcase plight of refugees and the Amazon.

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Tamman Azzam’s Forgotten Cities Explore Destruction and the...
by Jonathan Curiel • 10/02/2019 4:20 pm

Syria looms large in the exhibit, but the themes are universal.

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‘Africa State of Mind’ Will Stay with You
by Jonathan Curiel • 09/18/2019 12:34 pm

The new exhibit at the Museum of African Diaspora shows a contemporary Africa.

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