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Hairy Eyeball: A lesser-known filmic Jason lives in black-and-white in Tim Roseborough's Portrait of Jason II: Return of the B*tch, while Sean McFarland's new show refracts California color and, at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, "Black Sabbath" spotlights black artists' relationship to Jewish music
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From Tim Roseborough's Portrait of Jason II: Return of the B*tch
Radiohead fans know Stanley Donwood as the go-to cover artist and frequent artistic collaborator for the British rock group's albums from The Bends onward. "Over Normal," Donwood's first stateside solo exhibit, features many of the painter's colorful "word map" canvases, whose wavy, grid-like structures (based on the street layouts of major world cities) are filled in with politically resonant and controversially juxtaposed words (see the cover for 2003's Hail to the Thief).
TIM ROSEBOROUGH: PORTRAIT OF JASON II: REBIRTH OF THE B*TCH
Through Sept. 10
Scenius
3150 18th St., Suite 104, SF
(415) 420-2509
SEAN MCFARLAND: UNTITLED LANDSCAPES (CALIFORNIA)
Through Sept. 19
Adobe Books Backroom Gallery
3166 16th St, SF
(415) 864-3936
www.adobebooksbackroomgallery.blogspot.com
BLACK SABBATH: THE SECRET MUSICAL HISTORY OF BLACK-JEWISH RELATIONS
Through March 1, 2011
Contemporary Jewish Museum
736 Mission, SF
(415) 655-7800
STANLEY DONWOOD: OVER NORMAL
Fifty24SF
Thurs/2 through Oct. 27
218 Fillmore, SF
(415) 861-1960
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