Sharon Stone's personal art exhibit "My Eternal Failure" in San Francisco reflects her life challenges and recovery from a brain hemorrhage, infusing her works with colors representing her journey towards happiness.

Great Irish craic, in other words a good time, was had by all at the inaugural Céilí on the Lake Festival in Marin over the past weekend. The two-day festival celebrated the arrival of spring with traditional Irish dance, music, food, drink, and crafts at Marin County’s Lagoon Park. 

Castro Theatre in San Francisco is selling its historic red seats to the public, amidst controversy over renovation plans by Another Planet Entertainment.

SFMOMA has added over 100 works by artists with disabilities, in collaboration with Creative Growth Art Center, and is featuring the exhibit 'Creative Growth: The House That Art Built'.

Renowned sculptor Richard Serra has died at 85 from pneumonia, leaving behind a transformative legacy in modern sculpture with his monumental metal works.

The big rainbow flag that flies over Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro may soon become a landmark.

BART acknowledges artist Janet Bennett's role in creating iconic subway murals by installing commemorative plaques.

Jack London State Historic Park hosts "Tilden Daken: The Art of Adventure" with works by California Impressionist Tilden Daken, at House of Happy Walls Museum from April 19 to June 23.

The Bay Lights, an iconic LED installation on the Bay Bridge, is close to securing the $11 million needed for its revival, with plans to illuminate both sides of the bridge.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco reopens the contentious exhibition, Bay Area Now 9, after protests and the resignation of interim CEO Sara Fenske Bahat.

Sara Fenske Bahat resigned as interim CEO of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts after protests and a boycott over pro-Palestine activism led to gallery closures.

The sun was shining and the crowds were enthusiastic for Oakland’s 7th annual Black Joy Parade on Sunday. The parade and festival celebrate the Black experience and the Black community’s contribution to culture.

San Francisco Ballet receives a record $60 million donation, with $50 million for its endowment and $10 million for operating costs.