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Theaster Gates, Store Fixture for Two Madonnas, 2019; © Theaster Gates; photo: courtesy the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles
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Theaster Gates, Do you hear me calling? Mama Mamama or What Is Black Power?, 2018 (still); San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Accessions Committee Fund purchase; © Theaster Gates; photo: courtesy of the artist and Regen Projects, Los Angeles
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Cauleen Smith, Lessons in Semaphore, 2016 (still); Kate Werble Gallery; © Cauleen Smith; photo: courtesy of the artist, Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago, and Kate Werble Gallery, New York
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Cauleen Smith, Sojourner, 2018 (still); San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Accessions Committee Fund purchase; © Cauleen Smith; photo: courtesy the artist, Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago, and Kate Werble Gallery, New York.
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Future Histories

"Future Histories" at SFMOMA is on view through May 23.

"Future Histories" at SFMOMA is on view through May 23. Centered around archival photographs from lifestyle magazines and video projections that offer new perspectives on the past, the show presents works—like Do you hear me calling? Mama Mamama or What Is Black Power? by Theaster Gates and —that pay homage to the power of women and the Black experience through three decades of reworked images from magazines like Ebony and Jet. Other works in the show—like Cauleen Smith’s Sojourner—is revealed through a feminist reimagining of an unpublished image from a Life assignment in 1966. These pieces, among others, examine site-based research and collaborative performance to activate and transform space.

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"Future Histories" at SFMOMA is on view through May 23.

Exhibitions

Ja’Tovia Gary, "Citational Ethics (Saidiya Hartman, 2017)," 2020Ja’Tovia Gary, "Citational Ethics (Saidiya Hartman, 2017)," 2020
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Resting Our Eyes

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco presents a new exhibition, “Resting Our Eyes,” showcasing the works of 20 multi-generational and multidisciplinary Black artists.

Installation view of Jeffrey Gibsons', "THE FUTURE IS PRESENT, 2011-2022Installation view of Jeffrey Gibsons', "THE FUTURE IS PRESENT, 2011-2022

Jeffrey Gibson: This Burning World

On October 1, 2022, multimedia artist Jeffrey Gibson debuted the exhibition “This Burning World" at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco.

Quil Lemons, New York , 2017,Quil Lemons, New York , 2017,

The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion

Museum of African Diaspora presents “The New Black Vanguard: Photography between Art and Fashion,” currently on view through March 5.

Ashley Ross, "Facing Giants," 2021Ashley Ross, "Facing Giants," 2021

Ashely Ross: 10/27/03

Museum of the African Diaspora presents an exhibition by artist Ashely A. Ross titled “10/17/03.”

Nick Cave, Soundsuit, 2009Nick Cave, Soundsuit, 2009

Corporeal

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art presents “Corporeal,” a dynamic exhibition of sculptures that explore the human figure.

Pae White Undoing Done, 2022Pae White Undoing Done, 2022

Pae White: Slow Winter Sun

Jessica Silverman presents the solo exhibition “Pae White: Slow Winter Sun,” currently on view through February 25.

David Huffman The Seeker, 2005David Huffman The Seeker, 2005

David Huffman: Odyssey

Jessica Silverman presents “David Huffman: Odyssey,” an exhibition of works from 2004 to 2009, currently on view through February 25.

Mike Henderson, "Untitled," 1978Mike Henderson, "Untitled," 1978

Mike Henderson: Chicken Fingers

Haines Gallery presents “Mike Henderson: Chicken Fingers, 1976-1980” in a special solo show of rarely seen early abstract paintings.

Lhola AmiraLhola Amira

Lhola Amira: Facing the Future

Lhola Amira’s “Facing the Future” is the artist’s first U.S. solo exhibition, comprised of new and recent works pertaining to ancestral connections.

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