BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
Visual Art
Visual Art
APRIL 21, 2021
Burning thoughts turn to mass demonstration in Andy Mister’s solo exhibition at Rebecca Camacho Presents
“Solemn Anthems” lacks cohesion and connective tissue, but it holds a great deal of thought, and a great deal burns.
Visual Art
APRIL 21, 2021
Burning thoughts turn to mass demonstration in Andy Mister’s solo exhibition at Rebecca Camacho Presents
“Solemn Anthems” lacks cohesion and connective tissue, but it holds a great deal of thought, and a great deal burns.
Visual Art
MARCH 31, 2021
‘Monumental Tour’ for Black empowerment: An interview with Marsha Reid
In an interview with The Daily Californian, Marsha Reid, the director of Kindred Arts, discussed what it’s like to go on tour with three statues.
Visual Art
MARCH 31, 2021
‘Monumental Tour’ for Black empowerment: An interview with Marsha Reid
In an interview with The Daily Californian, Marsha Reid, the director of Kindred Arts, discussed what it’s like to go on tour with three statues.
Visual Art
MARCH 15, 2021
Hyperrealist oil painter Greg Haynes showcases astounding technique, but limited meaning, in Maybaum Gallery’s “Mirror Effect”
“Mirror Effect” rests upon seductive combinations of glass, light and negative space — suggestive of a state in which everything is fluid and all views are unobstructed.
Visual Art
MARCH 15, 2021
Hyperrealist oil painter Greg Haynes showcases astounding technique, but limited meaning, in Maybaum Gallery’s “Mirror Effect”
“Mirror Effect” rests upon seductive combinations of glass, light and negative space — suggestive of a state in which everything is fluid and all views are unobstructed.
Visual Art
MARCH 08, 2021
The camera as a false shield: Janine Wiedel on photographing 1969 People’s Park protests
In an email interview with The Daily Californian, Wiedel recalled the events of the 1969 protests in People's Park, now more than fifty years ago.
Visual Art
MARCH 08, 2021
The camera as a false shield: Janine Wiedel on photographing 1969 People’s Park protests
In an email interview with The Daily Californian, Wiedel recalled the events of the 1969 protests in People's Park, now more than fifty years ago.
Visual Art
JANUARY 05, 2021
Black Joy Parade’s Artist Lift Off project celebrates the work of Black artists
Greenwell created the project as a means of not only emotionally and financially supporting Black artists, but also underscoring their value to the Oakland community.
Visual Art
JANUARY 05, 2021
Black Joy Parade’s Artist Lift Off project celebrates the work of Black artists
Greenwell created the project as a means of not only emotionally and financially supporting Black artists, but also underscoring their value to the Oakland community.
Visual Art
NOVEMBER 23, 2020
Incarcerated artists gather in enthralling digital exhibition by Museum of the African Diaspora
"Meet Us Quickly” shines a new angle of visual creativity with an embracing welcome.
Visual Art
NOVEMBER 23, 2020
Incarcerated artists gather in enthralling digital exhibition by Museum of the African Diaspora
"Meet Us Quickly” shines a new angle of visual creativity with an embracing welcome.
Visual Art
NOVEMBER 06, 2020
Quilts as a drive-in movie: An interview with BAMPFA’s Elaine Yau on Eli Leon’s collection of African American quilts
“These artists and their practice are an invitation to rethink aesthetic hierarchies at the center (of mainstream art) and to expand the borders of how art history has typically been run,” she said.
Visual Art
NOVEMBER 06, 2020
Quilts as a drive-in movie: An interview with BAMPFA’s Elaine Yau on Eli Leon’s collection of African American quilts
“These artists and their practice are an invitation to rethink aesthetic hierarchies at the center (of mainstream art) and to expand the borders of how art history has typically been run,” she said.
Visual Art
NOVEMBER 06, 2020
SF Camerawork hosts virtual opening reception for annual exhibition, ‘Forecast’
On Oct. 29, SF Camerawork held an opening reception for its annual survey exhibition, this year titled “Forecast 2020,” on Zoom, with the exhibition available to view for free on its website.
Visual Art
NOVEMBER 06, 2020
SF Camerawork hosts virtual opening reception for annual exhibition, ‘Forecast’
On Oct. 29, SF Camerawork held an opening reception for its annual survey exhibition, this year titled “Forecast 2020,” on Zoom, with the exhibition available to view for free on its website.
30 Years of ADA 2020
OCTOBER 22, 2020
Creative Growth artist Juan Aguilera celebrates nature, Mexican heritage through designs
Aguilera finds art therapeutic, and from home, he’s still finding ways to stay involved with activities that bring him joy.
30 Years of ADA 2020
OCTOBER 22, 2020
Creative Growth artist Juan Aguilera celebrates nature, Mexican heritage through designs
Aguilera finds art therapeutic, and from home, he’s still finding ways to stay involved with activities that bring him joy.
Literature
AUGUST 31, 2020
Tim Presley’s ‘Under the Banner of Concern’ is uniquely universalizing disassociation
This collection of artworks demonstrates both Presley’s multidimensionality and his ability to represent the human condition through a variety of mediums.
Literature
AUGUST 31, 2020
Tim Presley’s ‘Under the Banner of Concern’ is uniquely universalizing disassociation
This collection of artworks demonstrates both Presley’s multidimensionality and his ability to represent the human condition through a variety of mediums.
