Now 82, the celebrated artist emerges from the shadow of her “Dinner Party”.
The hit-or-miss exhibition, currently on view at the De Young, poses questions about how art should engage with technology.
The imperious socialite had weathered scandals in the past, but her 21-year tenure came to an end on the same day as a meeting of the Legion of Honor’s Board of Trustees.
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.
Judy Dater’s retrospective at the de Young Museum insists that the celebrated photographer is much more than one iconic image.
“Casanova: The Seduction of Europe” at the Legion of Honor looks at the full breadth of a 18th-century polymath who would have been your most annoying Facebook friend.
Only 8 percent of Teotihuacan has been excavated, but a new exhibit displays fascinating cultural patrimony from Mexico’s most important archaeological site.
