Click here for more culture reporting at sfexaminer.com San Francisco’s summer might be the ideal time to escape The City and trade the fog for sunshine, but it’s also perfect for an indoor day trip ...

San Francisco’s summer might be the ideal time to escape The City and trade the fog for sunshine, but it’s also perfect for an indoor day trip to see some great art. The summer’s offerings ...

From April 17–20, the 13th edition of the San Francisco Art Fair brought an electric pulse to the Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, drawing over 22,000 attendees from across California and beyond.

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Today's prompt: What brings you joy? For Irma Perez, a former teacher from San Francisco, joy means letting go of expectations, perfection, even of the art itself. "I'm not an artist, but I can ...

On Thursday, the Sketchboard Collective's 12 Year Art Show opened at Madrone Art Bar in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood. There are more than 70 figure drawing sketches on display ...

An art exhibit that recently opened in San Francisco examines the profound side of these rubbery joy-blobs, from nostalgia to personal reflection to emotional longing. Yes, all that in… balloons.

In the hilly Ashbury Heights in San Francisco, Quarter-Round House recently underwent a vertical expansion by local firm SAW, Spiegel Aihara Workshop. A third floor added to the residence offers ...

Kelly Freeman is cautiously optimistic about where the art market is headed. Photo: Genevieve Garruppo This week marks the opening of the 13th edition of the San Francisco Art Fair. Formerly known ...

For folks who like to shop for art while lavishing in a 1950s motor lodge in San Francisco, the funky Startup Art Fair is taking place over one weekend in April. Related Articles Giant forest ...

iconic Ferry Building is a perfect metaphor for San Francisco these days.” The backlash wasn’t limited to conservatives, however. In a KQED commentary, “Nobody Asked for This,” arts editor ...