Roberta Breitmore's avatar in Life Squared: Life to the Power of N

According to the gallery,

The Future Lasts Forever utilizes the notion of autobiography as a way to explore the work of contemporary artists who are using archival material, exploring persistent subject matter, and examining their own personal histories and the practical ways and means that surround art practice and preserve works for the future beyond the ephemeral exhibition model. To emphasize the exhibition’s autobiographical focus in egalitarian terms, accompanying text panels feature an articulation by each artist of their work. The cumulative effect of these projects serves to exemplify the evolution of a multifaceted and multicultural major American metropolitan region.

With a missive like that, it’s unsurprising that  you will be able to find Roberta Breitmore, in some of her many iterations, alongside works by other Bay Area talents. This past fall, An Autobiography of the San Francisco Bay Area Part 1: San Francisco Plays Itself showcased works by Annie Liebowitz, Catherine Opie, and Katy Grannan. The opening of Part 2 runs from 5-8 PM tonight.