Depict

The wait is over! The world's first museum-quality digital art canvas is now available for pre-order. Learn more about the Depict Frame here: http://dpct.co/2rtgerY

Opens February 10th through May 21st. http://dpct.co/2kTnUNp

This year's Sundance Film Festival's New Frontier exhibit showcases vivid opportunities for a new wave of storytelling. New Frontier‘s chief curator Shari Frilot calls this year’s New Frontier exhibition “Humanity 3.0” telling “another story of how the future could unfold.” via TechCrunch HQ http://dpct.co/2jq3Y3p 

Chris Coy, Tommy Sunday (MLOD-2), 2016-2017, Anat Ebgi

Mirror Ball Roll by Adam Frelin

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Tomás Saraceno’s immersive installations create visually arresting spaces that challenge viewers’ relationship to the built world. His latest project at SFMOMA "Stillness in Motion — Cloud Cities" offers a model for the utopian cities of the future, conjuring an era in which humanity ceases to negatively impact our planet’s fossil-fuel resources, and instead becomes airborne in collective sustainable environments.

Image: Hito Steyerl, Factory of the Sun

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New media artist Dara Birnbaum speaks about her work engaging with contemporary discourse on art and television with art, media & television at San Francisco Art Institute tonight 7-9pm. http://dpct.co/2g9kpnA

Cherry and Martin presents Photography and Language, an exhibition featuring Lew THOMAS, Donna-Lee PHILLIPS, Peter D’AGOSTINO and Hal FISCHER.

Marilyn Minter: Pretty/Dirty at Brooklyn Museum. The first retrospective of Minter’s work, this exhibit takes a critical look at the power of desire, questioning the fashion industry’s commercialization of the female body. http://dpct.co/2fEMrX1

via The New York Times

Frank Stella Studio at 84 Walker Street, New York, 1967.  Frank Stella: A Retrospective now on view at de Young Museum in San Francisco. This exhibition presents early paintings that reference the spaces where he lived and worked; his groundbreaking works in abstraction, to his use of advanced technology to evoke new conceptions of space.On view November 5, 2016 — February 26, 2017. http://dpct.co/2fsM0fC

Casemore Kirkeby presents Viviane Sassen Pikin Slee & Elspeth Diederix In These Shadows, an exhibition of photographic works by two Dutch artists and longtime friends who live and work in Amsterdam. The exhibition opens alongside Viviane Sassen’s participation in the Larry Sultan Visiting Artist Program, a collaboration between Pier 24 Photography, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and California College of the Arts, where she will be in conversation on Wednesday, November 2nd at 7pm. November 4, 2016 – December 22, 2016.

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