‘In Plain Sight’ at Mills College focuses on the hidden systems that underlie and override the lives of our overly tech-reliant and even addicted citizenry.

You can see the art from the Black Rock Desert festival right here at home.

Two shows demonstrate that technologically sophisticated art can transcend geek culture and expand the possibilities for art.

Countersteer’s motorcycles celebrate rebellious artistry.

Berkeley illustrator and muralist Nigel Sussman does accept commissions — as long as they are positive, universal, and appropriate.

Membership means you can have original art in your home without having to own it outright. Instead, try it on for size and then purchase it or swap it out for a new piece.

Strange is a vast exhibition that draws on the Berkeley Art Museum’s extensive collection with a surrealist take.

Modernist abstraction and Dadaist provocation come together in the cut and painted plywood assemblages of Dallas artist Benjamin Terry.

Marin County inspires Mirra’s spare, abstract woven works, and Thackery is a photographer who makes “objects of contemplation.”

The Oakland artist seeks to produce art that raises awareness and advances critical thinking.