Ann TaylorSF Station Writer |
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 | A Dazzling Display [b]Impressionist Paris[/b] gives viewers an extraordinary glimpse into what was happening city-wide when great works by Bougereau, Monet, and Degas were created. More » |  |  | From Musee D’Orsay to de Young You don’t have to travel all the way to Paris to see genuine Impressionist art. A selection of Impressionist works from Paris is now at the de Young. More » | |  | High-Flying Fun Peter Pan has been remade yet again, this time with a theater production that incorporates CGI technology. More » | |  | Intimately Honest The third installment in the Chinese Culture Center’s annual solo exhibition series, Stella Zhang’s [b]0-Viewpoint[/b] is a refreshing juxtaposition of imagery and texture. More » | |  | Flat but Fun [b]Girlfriend[/b] captures the uncertainty, embarrassment, unfairness, and soaring joy of first love with Matthew Sweet’s mellow, melodic music. More » | |  | Journey Through an Artistic Wormhole [b]What’s It All Mean[/b] is all that a retrospective should be and more. It gives viewers a glance at Wiley’s body of work and indicates, at least in a small way, the scope of his artistic talents. More » | |  | Doodles Elevated [b]Paper! Awesome![/b] brings notebook artwork to fine-art status at Baer Ridgeway Exhibition. More » | |  | A Challenge to Cheesecake [b]The Bodies Are Back[/b] is shocking, challenging, confusing, compelling, and more. More » | |  | Bring on the Bling Worn by the likes of Elizabeth Taylor and Princess Grace of Monaco, Cartier’s jewelry evokes images of the perfectly tailored suits and elegant gowns of movie stars, royalty, and society women. More » | |  | Buggin' Out A close view of the microscopic world of bugs, [b]Ovo[/b] plays on the antics and abilities of numerous species in order to present mind-boggling and awe-inspiring acrobatic feats, fantastic costumes, and a rather humorous plot. More » | |
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