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We are excited to announce that “Barbara Stauffacher Solomon: Why? Why Not?” will open at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) on January 16, 2027.

Curated by Martin Strickland, the exhibition marks the artist’s first posthumous solo museum exhibition.

Read more in Tony Bravo’s article published in the San Francisco Chronicle today!

Link in bio.

Thank you to the team at YBCA!
@martinjaystrickland
@dorothymayadavila
@ms.maricelle
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Coming soon: MATRIX 290 / Keka Enriquez: "History Painting" 🎨✨

Opening December 2, this exhibition marks the first solo museum presentation in the United States of Filipino American artist Keka Enriquez, whose bold, expressive paintings explore the stories and people often left out of traditional accounts of American history.

After nearly twenty years away from painting, Enriquez returned to the canvas in 2023, developing a vibrant practice defined by energetic brushwork, vivid colors, and densely layered compositions. For this exhibition, she has created eight new paintings—the largest and most ambitious works of her career—drawing on histories ranging from Black cowboys and Mexican vaqueros on the Western frontier to the first Filipino settlement in St. Malo, Louisiana.

Reworking the conventions of American history painting, Enriquez blends abstraction and recognizable imagery to challenge whose stories are centered and how history is told. The 290th installment of BAMPFA’s long-running MATRIX series, "History Painting" will be on view December 2, 2026–April 25, 2027.

In collaboration with the Headlands Center for the Arts (@headlandsarts) as part of Further Triennial (@furthertriennial). Learn more at bampfa.org or the link in bio.

📸: Luke Atwood Abiol (@lukeatwoodabiol) A woman in a dark plaid shirt stands smiling in front of a large, colorful painting filled with expressive figures and brushstrokes

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We are excited to announce that Liaisons Travel is the official travel partner for the inaugural @furthertriennial, Northern California’s first-ever art triennial, taking place March–June 2027.

Featuring nearly 100 nonprofit visual arts organizations, “Around Here” invites visitors to explore the region’s vibrant contemporary art scene.

We are creating thoughtfully curated travel experiences for museum groups, including artist studio visits, private collections, curator-led museum visits, winery experiences, and exclusive behind-the-scenes access.

We hope you’ll join us in exploring Northern California’s vibrant contemporary art scene through Further Triennial.
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#FurtherTriennial #ALIAISONSExperience

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Saif Azzuz (@saifazzuz), featured in our upcoming exhibition, “California Current,” is the new Doerr Visiting Artist at Stanford University for the 2026–27 academic year!

The Doerr Visiting Artist Program, co-sponsored by Stanford Arts (@stanfordarts) and the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability’s Art and Sustainability Program (@stanford.doerr), augments scientific discovery, creative expression, and interdisciplinary thinking by establishing a unique opportunity for artists working at the intersection of art and sustainability.

You can see a commissioned artwork by Saif featured in our upcoming exhibition, “California Current: Art and Histories from the Bay Area”, a contribution to the Further Triennial, opening in just two weeks on October 29th!!

Click the link in bio for more information.

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Saif Azzuz “The old ways for the new days,” 2026, charcoal on paper (Polyptych)

Artwork image and artist portrait courtesy of the artist and Anthony Meier (anthony_meier_), Mill Valley.

Artwork photographer: Chris Grunder, San Francisco @grunder

#StanfordArts #CantorArtsCenter #SaifAzzuz #CaliforniaCurrent

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When "Further," a new triennial focusing on Northern California art, opens in spring 2027, it will include a show at a gallery in San Francisco's Mission district closely linked to the psychedelic counterculture often identified with the Bay Area.⁠
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The show in question, "Institute of Illegal Images: Return of the Rebel Replevin,” will display the art that is printed on the sheets of card stock on which LSD is usually distributed. The artifacts come from the collection of San Francisco artist and psychedelics enthusiast Mark McCloud.⁠
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“I’ve been at it since the mid-’60s, collecting it in the inside of my body first and then in my freezer, and then I started framing it in the ’70s,” McCloud told ARTnews.⁠
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At the link in bio, read more about McCloud's collection and the upcoming triennial, which will include exhibitions spread across about 100 visual arts organizations across the Greater Bay Area.

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“California Current: Art and Histories from the Bay Area,”OPENING OCTOBER 29!

Through its more than 60 works — many on view for the first time, “California Current” explores Bay Area history, art, and artists over the past century.

Titled after the major cold-water current that runs the length of the West Coast of North America, “California Current” brings together paintings, sculptures, works on paper, photographs, and time-based media by Bay Area artists from the twentieth century to the present.

Presented as part of the Further Triennial (@furthertriennial), this exhibition illuminates an inspiring web of friendships, mentorships, and creative exchange that sustained Bay Area artists through the decades, and features works by artists including Pacita Abad, Saif Azzuz (Libyan-Yurok), Robert Bechtle, Bernice Bing, Kota Ezawa, L. Frank (Tongva, Rarámuri), Lynn Hershman Leeson, Hung Liu, Mildred Howard, Amalia Mesa-Bains, among others.

Dates: October 29, 2026–October 23, 2028

Click the link in bio for more information.

📷: Binh Danh, “Lower Yosemite Fall”, 2014. Daguerreotype.
🖼️: Bernice Bing, “Blue Mountain No. 4,” 1966, oil and acrylic on canvas.
📷: Jamil Hellu, “Yuba River, California,” 2012. Digital pigment print.
🖼️: Robert Bechtle, “Six Houses on Mound
Street,” 2006. Oil on canvas.
🖼️: Mildred Howard, “The Time & Space
of Now, Moving Stills 9,” 2024. Acrylic ink print from 8mm film still on wallpaper.
🖼️: Pacita Abad, “100 Years of Freedom: From Batanes to Jolo,” 1998.

#CantorArtsCenter #StanfordArts

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We’re excited to announce our exhibition for the 2027 #FurtherTriennial! On view January 22 – June 6, 2027, Belle Yang: Between Memory and Becoming explores the recent catalog of author & illustrator Belle Yang, which traces not only the arc of her remarkable life but also gestures toward a broader question: who we are, and how we come to be. While Yang’s work gathers the past into vivid, often tender images, it also turns toward possibility and renewal. Her figures and landscapes inhabit a liminal space suspended between China and America, childhood and adulthood, memory and dream.

Featuring art by Belle Yang, as well as her father, Joseph Yang. Guest curated by Deborah Silguero.

From March 10-June 10, 2027 Further Triennial will celebrate Northern California’s creative and cultural life, bringing together more than 80 arts organizations across the Greater Bay Area. New Museum Los Gatos is thrilled to participate in the first edition, Around Here. We look forward to celebrating Northern California’s vibrant art historical past and present with you!

Pictured: Belle Yang, Up On Granddaddy Hill (1997), gouache, collection of the artist.

#Exhibition #Museum #Illustration #ThingsToDoInTheBay A colorful, stylized painting depicts a hilly landscape with a winding yellow path. Two people walk up the path through purple and blue hills dotted with trees in various colors and patterns, towards another person at a red gate. Brightly colored goats, one red, one blue, one purple, are also on the path, and black bird-like figures fly in the blue sky. The hill is topped with a walled-in forest.

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Talking about upcoming Sophie Calle: PLOTS @bolinasmuseum @furthertriennial March 2027

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We’re just one month away. 🖼️ September 30-October 4, be part of the Bay Area’s annual celebration of Black art, culture, and creativity. Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week brings together artists, cultural institutions, galleries, creative spaces, and communities for a week of exhibitions, performances, conversations, open studios, and special events across Yerba Buena neighborhood and the Bay Area. This annual celebration centers the neighborhood on the global arts map, and it’s not to be missed. 🗓️ Save the date and start putting your schedule together now!

#visityerbabuenasf #BlackArt #BlackArtWeek #SFBayAreaArt #MoAD

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Checkout These Artist Resources

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OPEN CALL: The Next 50: Bay Area Textile Open

The San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles is approaching its 50th anniversary and inviting Bay Area artists to help imagine what comes next.

The Next 50: A Bay Area Textile Open is open to emerging and established artists working with textiles, fiber, cloth, thread, stitch, and related practices.
Artists living in any of the 12 Bay Area counties are eligible, and there is no application fee. Artists may submit up to two works for consideration.
Deadline: January 1, 2027 Notifications: February 8, 2027 Exhibition: April 2027

Find submission details through @sjmqt.

Tag a textile or fiber artist who should know about this opportunity.

Oakland Style Week

Oakland Style Week returns October 7–11, 206 or five days of fashion, food, music, art, and Oakland culture.
Now in its fourth y ear, the celebration brings together events and creative programming happening across The Town, from runway shows and live music to culinary and mixology events.

There’s also an opportunity for local artists, cultural organizations, venues, and event producers to get involved: Oakland Style Week is accepting community event submissions for its 2026 calendar.

If you’re planning an exhibition, performance, pop-up, fashion event, or other cultural activation during Oakland Style Week, this is a chance to connect it to the larger week of programming.

October 7–11, 2026
Follow @oaklandstyle2026 for the full schedule, event submissions, and ticket information.
Link to submit Oakland Style Week activations https://www.visitoakland.com/events/submit-an-event/

Nexus SF/Bay Area Black Art Week

Nexus SF/Bay Area Black Art Week returns September 30–October 4, and applications are now open for artists, galleries, creative spaces, and cultural organizations interested in participating.

Now in its third year, @nexussfbay brings together exhibitions, programs, performances, conversations, and other events highlighting Black artists and cultural work throughout the Bay Area.

Last year’s Black Art Week included more than 140 programs and exhibitions across 58+ arts organizations, galleries, and creative spaces.

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A sneak peek of my Grace Cathedral residency. Opening March 12, 2027 as part of the Further Triennial.

I have been developing a series of gilded drawings from the original blueprints of Grace Cathedral, where I develop my own lexicon of symbols and abstractions.

This vocabulary is inspired by hope, health, and humanity, all important parts of Grace Cathedral.

Golden City, 2026
Drawing, digitized blueprint with gold leaf
Paper size: 32⅛” × 27⅜”

@gracecathedral
@furthertriennial
@jessicasilvermangallery

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