San Francisco dealer Wendi Norris is giving Rahon the royal treatment, with a new exhibition and online archive

The property owner has been cleared of whitewashing LGBTQ art works at the Stud Bar

The initiative, now in its second round and organised by the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, aims to create a stable economic foundation for artists with few or no social safety net protections

Representing one of the artist’s least known but most ambitious works, "The Faces of Ruth Asawa" is going on show at Stanford University's Cantor Arts Center

Previously destined to be painted over, then simply covered up, the WPA frescoes have been at the centre of debates about US history, education and representation for four years

The partnership between a Bay Area nonprofit and a museum in Kyiv began shortly before the Russian invasion has taken on new urgency in the days since

The fair, which was canceled in 2021 due to Covid-19, has seen strong participation from local galleries and collectors, as well as institutions

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco makes four key hires ahead of a series of pop-up events and exhibitions starting in January

The retrospective of the legendary feminist offers some familiar pleasures and a chance to re-evaluate her recent work

Nascent museum proclaims a commitment to economic justice and expansion of the art canon

Exhibition on the Abstract Expressionist includes little-known paintings and explores the influence of poetry on her work

A dedicated mentor, he also delighted in provocative enigmas in wide-ranging mediums

Annual stipends will benefit creators struggling with an astronomical cost of living in the region, which is facing an artistic exodus

Mega-gallery's closure will not affect Californian city's small but vibrant art scene, local dealers say—this is "not a place that responds to grandiose braggadoci"

Throughout his life, he continued to paint and write books, showing his literature-infused art in New York just last year

The painter created hyper realistic images based on photographs he took in his Bay Area neighbourhood

Decision follows the resolution of contract disputes with tenured faculty and an infusion of funds

The General Services Administration considers paintings by Bernard Zakheim federal property on loan to the school, it says

The 100ft-tall sculpture is still standing after a major blaze, but crews will determine if it can remain in place

Spearheaded by the San Francisco Arts Alliance, more than 20 mayors have signed a letter requesting additional aid in its next relief package

The exhibition of 13 artists, at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, will include works about automation and machine bias

The San Francisco-based philanthropist tells us what she's bought and why

While Fog Design+Art and Untitled continue to draw established dealers, younger galleries opt out due to concerns over the wider cultural economy

Cobre defends use of spray paint in creating eight-storey mural, saying his materials are environmentally friendly

The city’s Millennium Tower is sinking, so the arts collective created an ASMR record from data recording the skyscraper’s plunge to be played until the building is fixed or torn down

Two weeks after winning a competition from more than 100 submissions, Lava Thomas’s commission offer was rescinded and the city said they would restart the process anew

Long dismissed for its religiosity, Tissot’s biblical work will be given new context in San Francisco

The conservation project contrasts with a decision to cover up a controversial 1930s school mural in the same city

Renovation aims to reflect the demographic diversity of the birthplace of the Black Panthers

Its 4-3 decision reverses an earlier vote to paint over a 1930s work that some parents and board members found racist and damaging to students