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Koichi Sato's "Adolescent Sanctuary"

56 HENRY is pleased to present Adolescent Sanctuary, an installation by Koichi Sato. Split into two rooms, Sato’s work presents a beautiful, disaffected face in the front room and slowly revea May 29, 2025

Luke Butler and His Color Pictures

Charlie James Gallery is pleased to present Luke Butler: Color Pictures, the artist’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. San Francisco-based Butler draws inspiration from pop culture and the h November 07, 2024

A Window of the Waking Mind: An Interview with Coheed and Cambria's Claudio Sanchez

It would be hard to find a rock band with as much of an ambitious, all-encompassing artistic scope as you find with Coheed and Cambria. For the past 20 years, they’ve consistently put out albums th June 22, 2022

Infinity and Beyond at Laguna College of Art and Design

In a 2004 essay, Robert Williams asks, “What is that itching need to pursue curiosities and dynamics beyond our everyday necessities and comforts?” And thus, he offers the answer to a long debate July 20, 2020

Creative Expression as the Ultimate Freedom @ The Academy of Art SF

One could argue that art, like Star Wars, is made up of dreams, hopes and plans, so when a visionary like George Lucas speaks about such matters, we listen. The noted director, who collects Norman Ro January 16, 2020

Tim Biskup: The Tree of Life

Few artists we’ve covered in our 25 years have affirmed such an evolutionary flow quite like Los Angeles-based, Tim Biskup. There is integrity in this growth, as he sets new challenges, constantly September 25, 2019

Double Visionaries: An Interview With Rodarte

Rodarte, at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, is a more majestic drama that what’s currently on display in Washington DC, so well worth a visit before it closes there on February 10th. Whil January 17, 2019

Kerry James Marshall: The Key Figure

In 2016, the Kerry James Marshall retrospective, Mastry, traveled from the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago (MCA) to the Met Breuer. Standing behind the clear plexiglass podium, about to address November 30, 2017

Invader: To Infinity and Beyond

When 8-bit technology was first introduced back in the 1970s, it shaped not only the future of computers, but affected countless other aspects of human creativity, from digital music to the net art m June 14, 2017

Troy Lovegates: Like There is No Other

There is a meandering, obscure history of North American railroad markings, otherwise known as monikers that, by many accounts, predates the popularized New York graffiti tale. February 13, 2017

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