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In 鈥淪TEADY鈥� (on view through April 12, 2025), Michelle Lopez and Ester Parteg脿s engage in a dialogue with each other, as well as with art history, through idiosyncratic forms that deftly foreground a variety of issues and ideas.

The word 鈥渟teady鈥� implies a continuous state of becoming balanced, developed, and supported.

Art often engages with the indescribable, and the work of Rodrigo Hern谩ndez is no exception.

A three-part exhibition at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Francisco, draws on the ensemble form and musical score to deliver a vision of cacophonous community

The Milwaukee-based Ruth Foundation of the Arts, established with a $440 million endowment from the late bathroom-fixture heiress Ruth DeYoung Kohler II, has announced its presence with an initial $1.25 million in unrestricted grants to seventy-eight unsuspecting US nonprofit...

CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts announces a new solo exhibition by San Francisco-based artist Josh Faught: Look Across the Water Into the Darkness, Look for the Fog, January 13鈥揗arch 5, 2022.

There鈥檚 not much good to say about the transition from 2021 to 2022, but I鈥檓 always looking for a silver lining.

A selection of shows in Chiang Mai, Yamaguchi, San Francisco, Basel and Lucerne

CURRO is presenting Simulacro y simulaci贸n, a summer group exhibition. The exhibition explores the concept of simulacrum and simulation, proposed by Jean Baudrillard in 1981.

With an eye toward organizations whose 鈥減rograms and exhibitions reflect our current times and rethink existing structures and systems,鈥�...

Between 28 September 2020 and 1 August 2021, the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts in San Francisco is programming a series of events informed and inspired by themes in the work of Chilean contemporary artist, Cecilia Vicu帽a.

The Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts embarked on a year-long research season dedicated to the work of Chilean artist, poet, and filmmaker Cecilia Vicu帽a.

Since its emergence in Wuhan, China, last December, the novel coronavirus Covid-19 has upended numerous cities and countries across the globe.

Museums across California, where the total number of confirmed cases of illness from the coronavirus is around 200, have announced plans to close.

CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts presents a new commission and the first solo exhibition in an American institution by Algerian artist Lydia Ourahmane, curated by Director and Chief Curator Anthony Huberman