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

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.”