The FOG Design+Art Fair at Fort Mason showcased a rich variety of artworks, prominently featuring botanical themes amidst a backdrop of political and climate issues. While the fair retained its trademark elegance with well-dressed guests and gourmet offerings, it stood out for its celebration of nature as art, acting as a form of subtle resistance. Included were works from the House of Seiko and Cross Lypka, as well as the captivating painting "Uncle" by Nimah Gobir. The event illustrated the diversity of the Bay Area art scene, often overshadowed by solitary exhibitions.
FOG offers a great opportunity to see just how big and varied the Bay Area art scene truly is - something that isn't always as visible during individual exhibition openings.
The standout? Botanical motifs that seemed to sprout from every corner of the fair. Paintings, sculptures, textiles - nature was the headliner.
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