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Currently On View & Upcoming at our Member Galleries

Mel Prest: Looks Like a Flavor
at K. Imperial Fine Art opening November 5

Kota Ezawa
at Fraenkel Gallery through December 21

Nicole Irene Anderson: A Tangled Coexistence
at Johansson Projects through January 31

Philip Willem Badenhorst + Eiichi Tsujino:
Crossroads – Meeting of Minds
at Nancy Toomey Fine Art through November 16

Peter Young and Maren Hassinger:
Forms Unbound
at Gallery Wendi Norris through December 21

Summer Mei Ling Lee:
The Danger of Having a Soul
at re.riddle through December 7

Hiroshi Sato: Cumulus
at Marrow Gallery through November 2

45th Anniversary Exhibition: Part II
at Modernism through December 21

Anne Buckwalter: I Will Clean the Closet, I Will Climb the Stairs at Rebecca Camacho Presents through November 2

Patrick Hughes: The Newest Perspective
at Scott Richards Contemporary through November 16

John Waters: The Worst of Waters | Works Never Before Exhibited in San Francisco | The Rudest, The Hardest to Sell, The Just Plain Wrong
at Rena Bransten Gallery through November 16

Rupy C. Tut: The Figure and the Story
at Crown Point Press through November 5

All Things In Motion
at Creativity Explored opening through November 16

Paul Wackers: If You Can’t See Me, I Can’t See You
at Eleanor Harwood Gallery through November 2

Fred Dalkey: Illuminated Drawings
at Paul Thiebaud Gallery through November 2

Layers
at SLATE Contemporary through December 20

Trevor Paglen: Cardinals
at Altman Siegel through November 2

Brad Howe: Recent Sculptures
at Caldwell Snyder through October 31

Pieter Hugo: Californian Wildflowers
at Jonathan Carver Moore through November 9

Fall-Ing for Art
at Studio Shop Gallery through November 16

News & Reviews

Heavy Weather at Paul Thiebaud Gallery

"The nine recent abstract paintings by Karla Wozniak brim with energy, brilliantly orchestrated color, and fearless improvisation," writes DeWitt Cheng.

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Beasties at Rebecca Camacho Presents

"Within these works, animals become intriguing proxies for spirits, absurdist and possibly lewd humor, and relationships and innuendo," writes Genevieve Quick.

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The Poetry of Wood at TINT

"(Catherine) Mackey’s expressionist architectural views and (Alex) Garcia’s intuitive, elegant fabrications are complementary, and well paired: a vanishing past and an imaginary future are caught and preserved in, by, and for the evanescent present," writes DeWitt Cheng.

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