Emily Wilson
How teachers leapt inequity hurdles when COVID shut schools
Special education breakouts, music videos, grocery cards, telephone trees: Teachers got creative to reach needy students.
See Black Women emphasizes ‘who gets counted,’ in Census and beyond
Talks, billboards, and a powerful coalition of artists and organizations come together to promote Black visibility.
Asian American women artists on creativity, activism—and COVID racism
Jenifer K. Wofford's new Asian Art Museum mural helps transform Civic Center. She joins others for a virtual conversation
The museum’s closed, but ‘The de Young Open’ poises for launch
Local submissions welcomed for community art exhibition, which will display selections once the pandemic passes.
Wendy Macnaughton’s #DrawTogether brings art (and needed supplies) to kids
The illustrator's daily online drawing lesson is a sensation—and helps raise money for art supplies in Oakland.
Science Snack, anyone? Exploratorium goes DIY to help teachers
Innovative online activities help educators pivot to virtual classrooms—and adults can learn something, too.
‘Hip-hop to Hamilton’ urges youth to pursue arts careers, despite COVID
A mega-hit music director and a local rap activist join forces with the Asian Art Museum to encourage curious students.
‘Crip Camp’ captures a very vivid moment in disability rights struggle
New doc tells the story of hippie-like Camp Jened's critical influence—but 'don't call it inspiration porn' says filmmaker
So, what do kids say about living in San Francisco?
In new book 'Urban Playground,' Noe Valley Voice columnist Katie Burke interviews that rarest of SF species: children.
‘Change the dynamics’: Dawoud Bey on photography, place, and history
While his pictures hang in an empty SFMOMA, the artist looks back at his career's pivotal moments and series.