Percolator is an online arts magazine dedicated to thoughtful and insightful reviews of art shows around the world, both large and small. It mixes criticism of internationally known artists and local favourites. We strive for a plurality of perspectives and open art discussion http://percolatormag.com/ Review of Alchemy, Southern Exposure, San Francisco, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/marapr10/alchemy.html Review of The Royal Scottish Academy's New Contempoaries show featuring works by nearly 60 graduates selected from the 2009 Degree shows at colleges in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen and Elgin, Edinburgh, Scotland, by Rea Cris http://percolatormag.com/marapr10/RSA10.html Review of Renée Gertler: Afterglow in Divided Space, Eleanor Harwood Gallery, San Francisco, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/marapr10/gertler.html Review of Michelle Blade: Blow As Deep As You Want to Blow, Triple Base Gallery, San Francisco, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/marapr10/blade.html A discussion of the reality show School of Saatchi on BBC2 by Rea Cris and Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/janfeb10/saatchi.html Review of Alternorthern, The Lab, San Francisco, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/janfeb10/alternorthern.html Review of Hanging Fire: Contemporary Art from Pakistan, Asia Society, New York, NY by Rea Cris http://percolatormag.com/janfeb10/hangingfire.html Review of Bellwether, Southern Exposure, San Francisco, CA, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/novdec09/bellwether.html Review of Annual Biennial, Michael Rosenthal Gallery, San Francisco, CA, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/septoct09/annual.html Interview with Artist/Illustrator/Rad Teeshirt Maker Neil Perry, in Edinburgh, Scotland, by Rea Cris http://percolatormag.com/aprmay09/perry.html Review of Paul McCarthy's Low Life Slow Life at The Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/aprmay09/mccarthy.html Review of Cantocore: Free on Board, featuring works by: David O. Johnson, Fang Lu, Guy Overfelt, Huang Xiaopeng, JD Beltran, Jon Phillips, Justin Hoover, Katherine Worel, Lin Fang Suo, Misako Inaoka, Wang Ge, Zhou Tao, Mission 17, San Francisco, by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/mar09/cantocore.html Review of RSA New Contemporaries 2009, featuring works by nearly 60 recent Scottish Art School graduates, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, Scotland, by Rea Cris http://percolatormag.com/mar09/rsa09.html Review of New Work: Ranjani Shettar, Matisse and Beyond, Paul Klee: Social Creatures, Face of Our Time, and the 2008 SECA Art Awards, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/mar09/sfmoma39.html Review of Trying to Cope With Things That Aren't Human [Part One] at David Cunningham Projects, San Francisco, CA by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/janfeb09/cope.html The first installment of a new series entitled Yes, but is it Art? wherein contributors Rea Cris and Tonya Warner discuss the work of various international artists. First up, Anne-Catherine Becker-Echivard. http://percolatormag.com/janfeb09/art1.html Review of In the Beginning: Artists Respond to Gensis at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco, CA by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/janfeb09/beginning.html Review of Transpop: Vietnam Korea Remix at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA by Tonya Warner http://percolatormag.com/janfeb09/transpop.html <