Exhibitions - Page 52

San Francisco Art Week highlights the city's resilience and adaptability in the face of change. Amid closures of art schools and galleries, new spaces and initiatives are emerging, reflecting a dynamic art scene. Artist Trevor Paglen emphasizes the exciting potential of this

Eddie Arroyo's painting captures the vandalism of a Miami memorial to anti-Black violence, exploring themes of memory, history, and racial injustice. His work highlights the community's resilience and the broader socio-political landscape.

The School of Visual Arts offers an online MFA Art Practice program that integrates art with life, allowing artists to engage with New York's art scene. Applications for Fall 2026 close on January 15.

Ana Mendieta’s art is explored through a lens of personal history and environmental commentary in 'Ana Mendieta: Back to the Source' at Marian Goodman Gallery. Her works blend political and natural themes, offering a poignant reflection on human impact on the Earth.

The 'Unbound' exhibition at MoAD in San Francisco presents a cosmic journey through African and African diasporic art. From wooden sculptures to radiant photography, it explores diverse interpretations of the universe.

Christina Sharpe and Rinaldo Walcott criticize South Africa's Arts and Culture Minister for censoring Gabrielle Goliath's piece, Elegy, calling it a betrayal of anti-Apartheid values.

Brilant Milazimi, known for his darkly humorous art exploring trauma, will represent Kosovo at the 61st Venice Biennale. His selection underscores his rising prominence in the art world.