The anticolonialist The Will to Live — Arab Liberation Mural got a sprucing up after vandals attacked.
The Oakland Museum of California’s exhibit goes deep into the quintessential Modernist designers’ fruitful partnership, mysticism and all.
Comprehensive depictions of contemporary African art elude most institutions, but Ever Gold [Projects] succeeds in “Defying the Narrative: Contemporary Art from West and Southern Africa.”
The large-scale mural at 50 Balmy Alley was unveiled last Saturday.
The de Young’s comprehensive look at hijab and other forms of modest dress, “Contemporary Muslim Fashions” examines topics that inflame xenophobic conservatives and left-leaning Western feminists alike.
Secret Garden should be visible to commuters whenever the beleaguered terminal re-opens. Check it out if you haven’t already.
In spite of the Trump administration’s restrictions on migrants, the Bay Area and Turlock are now home to thriving communities of new Americans from Syria.
Laurel Hilbert arrived in the U.S. speaking no English and knowing no one. Five years later, the 22-year-old native Syrian went from homelessness to running a nonprofit, with his seeing-eye dog at his side.
However much Ahmadi may try to renounce medium, she returns to it with this poignant exhibit at Haines Gallery.
“Haroon Mirza: The Night Journey,” at the Asian Art Museum, explores a provocative alternate origin for the Muslim faith.
