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Music

A ‘Sunday Matinee’ brings hardcore punk and CBGB memories

Joshua Rotter - January 17, 2023

At the Main Library, photographer Brooke Smith and author Laura Albert share their early '80s scene experience.

Art

Finding nature’s pitch in the macrocosms of Carrie Lederer

Mary Corbin - January 16, 2023

The Oakland artist went from a curatorial career to creating her own mycorrhizal murals.

Art

Caren Wynne’s soulful SF work is driven by deep looking—and a deeper dedication

Mary Corbin - January 9, 2023

'Inevitably, a scene you take for granted can turn itself into something special when the light is right,' the painter says

Art

‘Wallflowers with deep roots’: Taking in 2022’s vibrant, community-driven art scene

Genevieve Quick and Ava Morton - January 6, 2023

As artists continue to face huge hurdles to survive, our critics delve into how they review (and practice) art now.

Art

Anime meets ancient verse in Kongkee’s ‘Warring States Cyberpunk’

Joshua Rotter - December 29, 2022

A neon-tinged second life throbs against the backdrop of Asian Art Museum artifacts.

Art

With childrens’ postcards and high-profile testimony, ‘Dyslexic Dictionary’ redefines its terms

Zack Ruskin - December 23, 2022

Gil Gershoni would like a word when it comes to how we think about his so-called "learning disorder."

Art

Watching cups dry: Berkeley painter Sonia Gill raises the mundane to marvelous

Mary Corbin - December 23, 2022

"I am not just painting my dishes," she said. Find out what lies in their lines.

Art

‘What is the portal for them?’ Group show at Minnesota Street Project opens doors

Emily Wilson - December 20, 2022

"as you summon other worlds" exhibition evokes artistic connection in more ways than one.

Art

Shara Mays and the unknowable canvas

Mary Corbin - December 20, 2022

Bay artist traces the evolving Black American relationship with land to inspire her bold paintings.

Art

Future ghosts: Jota Mombaça and the sinking ship of climate change

Charles Lewis III - December 18, 2022

We're all getting ready for our haunting, the multimedia artist tells an audience at Kadist.

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Art

A ‘Sunday Matinee’ brings hardcore punk and CBGB memories

Finding nature’s pitch in the macrocosms of Carrie Lederer

Caren Wynne’s soulful SF work is driven by deep looking—and a deeper dedication

‘Wallflowers with deep roots’: Taking in 2022’s vibrant, community-driven art scene

Anime meets ancient verse in Kongkee’s ‘Warring States Cyberpunk’

With childrens’ postcards and high-profile testimony, ‘Dyslexic Dictionary’ redefines its terms

Watching cups dry: Berkeley painter Sonia Gill raises the mundane to marvelous

‘What is the portal for them?’ Group show at Minnesota Street Project opens doors

Shara Mays and the unknowable canvas

Future ghosts: Jota Mombaça and the sinking ship of climate change

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