KQED Arts: Collaborating with “The American Teenager”

Kristin Farr from KQED stopped by to view our latest exhibition, The American Teenager Project, a collection of photographs and audio recordings completed by 20 local teenagers. Robin Bowman is a photojournalist who traveled the country interviewing teenagers about their lives in the early 2000s. She took their portraits to illustrate the interviews, and later […]

San Francisco Chronicle: The Art of Living Black

The SF Chronicle 96 Hours cover story featured our exhibition The Art of Living Black. Writer Kimberly Chun stopped by the Richmond Art Center for a preview of the exhibition and spoke to some of the 50 artists who will be showing their work. We’re thrilled that our work hosting this long-running exhibition of established and emerging […]

East Bay Express: Reflecting on the work of Bella Feldman

Reflecting on the Work of Bella Feldman A retrospective of the prolific Bella Feldman rounds up fifty years of her playful-yet-pessimistic sculptures, paintings, and collages. By Sarah Burke Oct 16, 2013 Bella Feldman’s work prompts reflection upon life and society with the same degree of intrigue and entertainment as a good science fiction novel. Her […]

San Francisco Chronicle: Bella Feldman: Sculptor gets a retrospective

Bella Feldman: Sculptor gets a retrospective Kenneth Baker Oct. 9, 2013 For decades, octogenarian New York native Bella Feldman has been turning out sculpture made of wood and steel; blown, cast and etched glass; and – occasionally – found objects. Her “War Toys,” provoked into being by the 1991 Gulf War and its aftermath, rank as canonical […]