#art-exhibition

#art-exhibition

Saratoga and Los Gatos high school students are showcasing artwork at NUMU for the theme "Dreamscapes" in an exhibit running from April 4 to July 20.

Cupertino is revising its fire hazard map and inviting public comments until April 10.

Cupertino students will showcase artwork in ArtNow, reflecting this year's theme 'Dreamscapes'.

ArtNow showcases high school student art interpreting the theme 'Dreamscapes', providing awards and scholarships to encourage creativity.

Francesco Vezzoli's latest exhibition explores Karl Lagerfeld's lesser-known passion for Memphis design, reconstructing his personal spaces to reveal a chaotic aesthetic.

The exhibition 'Et Tu, Ettore' highlights Ettore Sottsass's profound influence on 20th-century design.

The Picasso exhibition showcases over 60 works and explores his influence in Asia, particularly through dove imagery.

Picasso's art was subtly embraced in China despite strict censorship.

Syd Mead's work created a lasting visual language for design and film that influences creators today.

Grayson Perry's legacy is captured through unique portraits taken by photographer Richard Ansett, emphasizing the misconceptions about Perry's personality.

Fishing communities highlight the perilous nature of maritime work.

Jocelyn Tsaih's exhibition explores sanctuary through vibrant, nature-inspired art, aiming to create a refuge for viewers.

The 2025 British Wildlife Photography Awards celebrated the UK's natural heritage through striking photography.

Spring Open Studios at 1890 Bryant showcases over 100 artists and offers visitors a unique opportunity to engage with diverse art forms.

Guinness withdrawal from San Francisco Pride sponsorship overshadows St. Patrick's Day celebrations, reflecting changing corporate priorities.

The Taipei Biennial 2025-2026 will explore yearning and identity through the lens of contemporary art, with a diverse selection of global artists.

Arpita Singh's exhibition at Serpentine is a notable first but she prioritizes her art over public accolades.

Mr. returns to the U.S. art scene with a solo exhibition, exploring themes of escapism, consumerism, and personal narratives.

Angela Fang Zirbes' exhibition explores the themes of isolation and identity through paintings of ghosts in both traditional and uncanny interiors.

The exhibition showcases the intricate beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese carpentry.

Alan Kitching bridges the gap between traditional letterpress printing and contemporary art.

His exhibition showcases the evolution of printing heritage alongside works by his mentees.

The exhibit 'Maestros and the Machines' explores how historical artists would utilize modern technology in their creations.

Postwar Paris served as a liberating hub for Black artists, significantly shaping their work and influence despite historical marginalization.

The Black Paris exhibition highlights the impactful contributions of Black artists in France and addresses historical contexts of race and identity.

Marc D'Estout's exhibition at the Triton Museum showcases 20 years of sculptural work that blends surreal humor with minimalist design.

David Altmejd's exhibition explores metamorphosis, juxtaposing structure and fluidity through dynamic sculptures that challenge viewers' perceptions of identity.

Amy Sherald combines tea party imagery and inspiration from 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' in her art to explore race and narrative.

The NPG's Munch exhibition explores his relationships through lesser-known portraits, showcasing his talent as both an artist and shrewd businessman.

Munch's 1908 portrait of Dr Jacobson reflects both the artist's struggles with alcoholism and his vibrant connections with people.

Travis Johnson's exhibition combines art, music, and poetry to explore themes of mortality and systemic violence.

Leigh Bowery's extravagant costumes and presence transformed performance art, encapsulating both humor and depth in his self-expression.