Landscape is pleased to present [E23] Taxonomy of Slop, an evening led by Ruby Justice Thelot in conversation with Daniel Keller and Duncan Wilson exploring how the material and computational forces shaping images have evolved—from physical constraints to algorithmic feedback loops to fully autonomous visual systems.
The final Music at DOG installment of the year takes place on November 8 with performances by two artists pushing the boundaries of computer and dance music: Family Trust and Xanopticon. Curated by Chris Latina in collaboration with Landscape, the ongoing series presents electronic and computer music performed on a…
What happens to human experience when aesthetic production reaches the point of collapse? How do we escape the flatness and disconnection of digitally-mediated images? What new communities and technologies emerge when we privilege feeling over seeing?
What happens when biological agents inhabit virtual universes? How do simulations shape our understanding of complex systems? How might scientific discovery emerge through collective play? What new epistemologies arise when we probe generative models and simulations for science?
Music at DOG continues on September 6, with a transportive evening showcasing two artists making rare Bay Area appearances. The ongoing series, curated by Chris Latina in collaboration with Landscape, presents electronic and computer music performed on a unique, immersive sound system selected for each show.
The afternoon will begin with a curated selection of record and books for sale from the collections of Domain, Moments in Motion, and Of Interest. The event will feature DJ sets from Droso, a project by Oso Feo and Banal of Sutro FM, DJ NFS & Matt of Cone Shape Top, and a…
April 19 will feature three artists that focus on tempo as form. Only Now (Kush Arora) will deliver rhythm & dub inspired tessellations of sound with support from SF underground risers Nebuchadnezzar and Fallen Matter performed on Klipsch La Scala speakers.
Beginning October 19th, DOG will host a series of four Saturday live music events focused on our collective relationship to sound, featuring performances from artists exploring acoustic folk, ambient soundscapes, and analog electronica.
DOG is proud to present [E15] 9600 Baud, a group exhibition celebrating the first and arguably largest online compendium of the global graffiti scene, documenting and indexing graffiti and the surrounding culture over the past 30 years: graffiti.org.
Join us for a unique dinner experience and immersive panel discussion exploring the form and function of small-scale food systems. A proposition for a different way of eating that seeks to lead us to sustainable practices through a love for food, in all its vibrancy and variety, and a means…
DOG is pleased to present the opening of [E13] SHELTER 750, a solo exhibition of generative forms by San Francisco-based artist Sahra Jajarmikhayat, on Friday, May 31st from 7-9pm.
Companion AI, akin to pets, are forging profound and enduring relationships with humans. Over time, these AI companions have the potential to create rich and meaningful connections, much like traditional pets have done for centuries.
Black Rodeo is a celebration of Black Americana, inspired by the social narratives and history of African-American heritage and cowboys in rodeo culture.
DOG is pleased to announce [E10] Dark Thoughts, a one-night horror film festival at the Victoria Theatre.
DOG is pleased to announce our next event, [E9] INGREDIENT—a philanthropic event supporting our local ecology through motion.
Join us for [E8] DRIP, a weeklong market of metal objects and jewelry made by independent artists.
[E7] OFF LEASH, a mixed media group show celebrates the first year of programming at DOG. Featuring work from over 60 artists, [E7] OFF LEASH presents an unrestrained, floor-to-ceiling, multimodal exploration of our four-legged friends.
DOG is pleased to present MUTUALISM, an exhibition by 10th Floor Studio opening Friday, February 24th from 5 – 8pm. This new body of work imagines a symbiotic relationship between the manufactured and natural worlds through sculpture and digital renderings.
[E5] at DOG opens as an experimental retail space featuring rare and independent magazines from around the world—curated by Steve Watson of Stack Magazines.
DOG is pleased to announce the opening of Break the Laws Forever, an exhibition and immersive experience by San Francisco-based artist and DJ, Primo Pitino.
