Alex Stark is a painter who loves to curate and, with The Whole Body, he’s created an exceptional show. “As I begin to discuss and search for representations of disability, and bodies similar to my own,” he explains, “…the depictions Read More …

Check out this terrific recent review from the East Bay Express of “Right Here, Right Now, Richmond!” We are co-presenting with the Richmond Art Center on this local group exhibition, with works from Laurel Shear (in the Annex Space) and Read More …

With Objects in Performance, artist and studio/ gallery coordinator (at SlingShot Art) Arianna Rodriguez presents a show where the finished object could be considered to “have an inherent quality of performance.” It’s a terrific show. Thank you, Arianna!

“Depictions of the built environment are common, whether intimate, vibrant renderings of life there by Fatima Meer, who was incarcerated during South Africa’s apartheid era, or a dense cityscape devoid of humans and drawn from memory by Abdualmalik Abud, who Read More …

With Some Things Last A Long Time, gallerist and curator Lisa Kehler has built a terrific show that focuses on the repetition found in some of  our artists’ work. The show could also be considered a tribute to alt-rock musician Read More …

“Born and raised in the Bay Area, Reid was first introduced to art-making early on in school, primarily through drawing. Reid currently attends NIAD’s studio three days a week, where she has worked across a wide range of media over Read More …

Calvin Marcus’ paintings were in the same bay of this year’s Whitney Biennial as Marlon Mullen’s work. “In Los Angeles, daylight sifts into Calvin Marcus’s studio through panes of pastel-stained glass set in lancet windows. The San Francisco-born artist has Read More …

From A Letter, selected by Ramsay Kolber, is both lyrical and moving. Using a poem by Swiss artist Dieter Roth as a foundation, Ramsay chose works that “offer the power and potential of personal intervention.” See for yourself!

…”While these policies may be well-intentioned, many still fail to respect people’s basic right to choose where they live and work. For example, we are seeing rules that unnecessarily restrict the number of individuals with I/DD who can live in Read More …

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