DeWitt Cheng

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Abstract artwork featuring a dark, starry background with shades of blue, green, and purple. Two beige rectangular tiles sit side by side at the center of a faint circular outline, with white and yellow splatters below.

‘Creative in Common’at the de Saisset Museum

Oct 1, 2014

New exhibit 'Creative in Common' uses art to explore familial ties

A vibrant collage featuring large red lips, sunglasses with palm reflection, a blue face, checkerboard patterns, a light bulb, an ink bottle, a helmet, swirling colors, and abstract shapes overlapping each other.

Anne & Mark’s Art Party

Sep 17, 2014

Anne & Mark's Art Party outgrew the house, the warehouse and this week burns up the County Fairgrounds

A colorful ceramic sculpture depicts a bearded mans severed head with a gun stuck in his skull, a knife in his neck, and a paintbrush in his shoulder, showing a surreal and dramatic expression.

‘Fatal Laughs’:The Art of Robert Arneson

Aug 21, 2014

'Fatal Laughs' exhibit showcases the career of the prolific, funky, vulgar genius, Robert Arneson

A person stands on a grassy shore, watching a large cargo ship pass by on the water at dusk. The ship appears blurry due to its motion, with city lights visible in the hazy background.

Richard Misrach & Lee Friedlanderat Cantor Arts Center

Apr 24, 2013

Cashing in on the nearly $5 billion dance-music industry, Southern California-based EmazingLights is expanding with a new Milpitas store catering to the EDM fans who fill some of the Bay Area's largest venues.

A grid of sixteen vintage-style illustrations, including portraits, a reclining nude woman, a flute player, an architectural courtyard, nature scenes, and still life objects like a hookah and fruit, all in sepia tones.

Dotty Attie: Sometimes a Traveler/There Lived in Egypt

Feb 20, 2013

UPON ENTERING and facing the first room of Rising Dragon: Contemporary Chinese Photography at the San Jose Museum of Art, a pleasantly puzzling combination of opposites confronts the viewer. Tradition hangs on the left wall, with modernity on the right.