San Francisco Chronicle: Closely Considered: Diebenkorn in Berkeley: When friends draw
San Francisco Chronicle • September 11, 2014
San Francisco Chronicle: Ruth Braunstein Collection Helps Mold Clay’s Reputation
San Francisco Chronicle • June 12, 2014
Art Critical: Exhibition at Richmond Art Center Toasts Bay Area Institution
Art Critical · May 3, 2014
East Bay Express: Tattoos of Memory
East Bay Express · April 23, 2014
San Francisco Chronicle: Victor Cartagena’s subtle political wake-up call
SF Chronicle · April 11, 2014
San Francisco Chronicle: Kids Learn How to Turn Trash into Art in Richmond
SF Chronicle 96 Hours · April 9, 2014
Fine Art Connoisseur: The Language of Realism
Why Not Just Photograph it? That’s the question that Jeffrey Carlson, Contributing Editor at Fine Art Connoisseur asked John Wehrle the curator for our exhibition The Language of Realism and a California artist best known for his site-specific public artworks. This exhibition features four West Coast realist painters — Michael Beck, Christine Hanlon, Anthony Holdsworth and […]
Oakland Art Enthsiast: Victor Cartagena, “Sites/Sights of Intervention” at Richmond Art Center
Oakland Art Enthusiast · March 28, 2014
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 […]