Last week news spread through the New York art community that Thomas Nozkowski had died after a long fight with pancreatic cancer. Nozkowski was known for his colorful abstractions, often made on small canvas boards. His intimate, anti-heroic approach influenced Read More …
Some snapshots of NIAD artist Marlon Mullen at the VIP opening reception for the Whitney Biennial 2019, of which his work is a part. Enjoy.
About the exhibition “I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way.” -Georgia O’ Keefe C O L O R. To name a few – hansa yellow, ultramarine blue, cadmium red medium, Read More …
“So when I first opened up downtown in SF, most of the artists from the area that I knew already had galleries. I initially showed lots of NY, LA, and European artists like John Currin, Zoe Leonard, Raymond Pettibon, Karen Read More …
About the exhibition At dawn, wings flashing crimson then black. Toucan the skybearer carries the half-moon to the heavens in his ivory bill. —Jan Conn, from “To Be Sung to Villa-Lobos’ ’The Amazon Forest’,” Jaguar Rain The most wonderful mystery of Read More …
About the exhibition “All of these works strike me in their immediacy of line and gesture as well as their economy of information. Boiling down the visual information into just the necessary elements. Form and line are king.” View the Read More …
Artist Christine Wong Yap interviewed people (including some of our artists) throughout the Bay Area about their ideas of connection and belonging. And a terrific book is the result. Find out more here.
“Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said last week that she would be taking down two oil paintings by Emil Nolde, an Expressionist whose work she greatly admires, from the walls of her office. Her decision, widely discussed in German media, Read More …
About the Exhibition The paintings, ceramics, and works on paper in this exhibition contain references to language through the inclusion of lists, taxonomies, and data visualization, or simply letterforms. Lists become poems in the work of Sara Malpass, whose circular Read More …
For the past 150-some years, while the Confederate battle flag has monopolized attention with its corrosive symbolism and inflammatory bluster, a different, largely unknown Confederate flag — the Confederate Flag of Truce, which the South used in the process of Read More …
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