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Features

Winter Cover Story: Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood's Kid A Mnesia Files

Iconic bands have, one would say, an iconic aesthetic. You can go down the list of popular bands over the last half century or so and sort of connect the dots, visualizing their creative output in pi December 06, 2021

Installation

Moved by the Motion: An Interview with Wu Tsang

For those ready to add the descriptor “immersive art” into the trope file, right after the worn-out “iconic'', know that there are remarkable exceptions—borrowed Impressionist images projecte December 06, 2021

Painting

The Getting Bigger Everyday Game: A Conversation with Oli Epp

It always seems like Oli Epp is playing a big game. The Lonodn artist's spirit is generous, and it's palpable even across the ocean. As a residency host and fine artist, his work is about a rare sens December 06, 2021

Painting

Living in the Layers: A Review of John DiPaolo

John DiPaolo’s 10th solo show at Dolby Chadwick opened in San Francisco on December 2nd. The exhibit will gratify and surprise. There hang, in all their sculptural power, the large-scale gestural a December 03, 2021

Painting

Return of The Magic Sword: A Conversation With Zachary Ochoa

Here is the thing, we've always enjoyed seeing what the new generations are bringing to the table cause no matter how comfortable we might be with familiar things, the new wave is always more excitin November 29, 2021

Painting

My Own Reflection: A Conversation With Mihael Milunovic

Galerie Sechzig in Feldkirch, Austria, is currently showing My Own Reflection, an exhibition of paintings by the Yugoslavia-born and Paris-based artist, Mihael Milunovic. Blending his ongoing focus o November 12, 2021

Books

Buzzard Control: A Conversation with Antwan Horfee About QSL Culture and His New Book

Antawn Horfee is a collector of visuals. As a graffiti artist, he is one of the most influential and genre-bending, turning the streets of Paris into a collision of cartoons and psychedelics. As a fi November 04, 2021

Painting

Tabula Rasa: A Conversation with Kajahl

That Kajahl was looking at a painting from 1573 as we conducted this interview says a lot about his process and the history is looking into. He speaks of the art canon, the A-sides of art history as October 26, 2021

Features

Akos Ezer: And The Homo Inflexus

When exploring the human form, that most consistently tantalizing and engrossing subject, modern painters often seek approaches developed by twentieth-century portraitists like Francis Bacon and Luci October 25, 2021

Magazine

Pandemic Plans: Revisiting the Checklist

A year ago, I wrote a column for this mag titled “Post-Pandemic Plans.” In it, I outlined all of the fun and adventurous things I was hoping to do once Covid-19 chilled the F out. But here we are October 21, 2021

Studio Time

Here Nor There: A Conversation with Kim Cogan

If you grew up in, or spent years in San Francisco, you know there is a special aura of the place that goes beyond the tech world or Golden Gates. There is a grittiness and special sort sense of bein October 20, 2021

Fashion

Patrick Kelly: Runway of Love @ de Young Museum, San Francisco

A grape. An interviewer asks the late designer Patrick Kelly to describe what captivated him about Paris. The Mississippi native smiles at the marketplace memory of biting into a juicy grape, reveali October 18, 2021
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