Lydia Chávez
Founder and Executive Editor at Mission Local
Executive Editor of Mission Local. Wanted this to be all about art and then the pandemic arrived.
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missionlocal.org | Lydia Chávez
As it should be, the 1906 earthquake is always marked on April 18, but we rarely take the time to think much about the 7.9 earthquake beyond its anniversary. In the days following the quake, the 20-year-old Chiura Obata, who had only been in the country for three years, grabbed his sketchbook and went to work. The Asian Art Museum’s 2022 exhibition, “Bearing Witness: Selected Works by Chiura Obata,” showcased the firsthand depictions.
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1 month ago |
missionlocal.org | Lydia Chávez
“Buttons On!” the first-ever retrospective for artist Beau McCall at the Museum of Craft and Design, opens May 11. Chinese in the Richmond, at the Chinese Historical Society of America, closes May 4. “Dress Rehearsal: The Art of Theatrical Design” at the Legion of Honor will close May 11. Ashley Voss at Voss Gallery, on the corner of 24th and Bartlett streets, developed a local gallery guide that she updates weekly. Check out the guide’s Instagram account and website.
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1 month ago |
missionlocal.org | Lydia Chávez
“Kunié Sugiura: Photopainting,” April 26 at SF MOMA. “Buttons On!” the first-ever retrospective for artist Beau McCall at the Museum of Craft and Design, opens May 11. Chinese in the Richmond, at the Chinese Historical Society of America, closes May 4. “Dress Rehearsal: The Art of Theatrical Design” at the Legion of Honor will close May 11. Ashley Voss at Voss Gallery, on the corner of 24th and Bartlett streets, developed a local gallery guide that she updates weekly.
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1 month ago |
missionlocal.org | Lydia Chávez
Overview: What's on now at San Francisco's art museums and galleries. Buttons On! the first-ever retrospective for artist, Beau McCall at the Museum of Craft and Design, opens May 11“Rug Life” at the Museum of Craft and Design through April 20. “Spirit Gleaning,” site-specific work by Bay Area-based, Iranian-born artist Minoosh Zomorodinia, through April 19.
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1 month ago |
missionlocal.org | Lydia Chávez
“Isaac Julien: I Dream a World,” opens April 12 at the de Young Museum“Rug Life” at the Museum of Craft and Design through April 20. “Spirit Gleaning,” site-specific work by Bay Area-based, Iranian-born artist Minoosh Zomorodinia, through April 19. Ashley Voss at Voss Gallery ,on the corner of 24th and Bartlett streets, developed a local gallery guide that she updates weekly. Check out the guide’s Instagram account and website. And, now the museums.
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