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KADIST San Francisco announced the exhibition Makeshift Memorials, Small Revolutions, a two-venue exhibition presented in partnership with the Blaffer Art Museum in Houston, remaining on view through February 15, 2025.

Makeshift Memorials, Small Revolutions is a series of exhibitions and programs at KADIST San Francisco and Blaffer Art Museum.

In 2001, the non-profit contemporary art organization KADIST was founded to support artists around the globe with , programs, and dynamic community engagement. 鈥嬧��

KADIST San Francisco presents Jota Momba莽a: THE SINKING SHIP/PROSPERITY, the interdisciplinary artist鈥檚 first solo exhibition in the US, a large-scale sculptural installation accompanied by sound and video...

As a concept that coheres around a set of material relics and intangible customs, tradition offers a wealth of possibilities for the artistic imagination: that which is handed down from generation to generation can often also hold up a mirror to reflect keenly on current...

Kadist in San Francisco and Paris is promoting a new agreement that artists can use to make sure profits made from their works go to a cause

Pio Abad鈥檚 solo exhibition begins, paradoxically, with a work by another artist: The Bridge (To Sonny Rollins), a hard-edge painting from 1981 by Leo Valledor.

For the Philippine-born and London-based artist Pio Abad, historical archives are a source of inspiration.

Race is not merely a difficult topic, one of the last taboos at the dinner tables of polite society.

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