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Saturday, January 11, 2025

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Art

The bright, strong magic of Joan Mitchell

A grand SFMOMA retrospective—ending soon—brings all the brilliance and range of the abstract painter to the fore.

Something’s cooking at Balboa Theatre (besides the popcorn)

The cinema has become a hotspot indie band incubator, with live shows and other arts events.

Review: ‘The Art of Banksy’ is pure bourgeois comfort food

Come for the promise of political provocation—stay for a 'Kissing Coppers' cocktail?

Review: In ‘Mothership,’ Afrofuturism blasts off from myriad launch pads

A global roster of artists claims space for the unfixed, fragmented, and hybridized at OMCA.

Hallucinogenic tableaux vivants, from a North Berkeley backyard

Painter Alexander Kori Girard explores the wisdom of plants through modern cuneiform.

In the studio, under the waves with Berkeley artist Dobee Snowber

"At this point, I am an artist because I don't have a choice."

Who says mythology is fiction? Group show explores edge of fantasy

"Can you prove it did not happen?" asks 'Under the Waqwaq Tree' curator Naz Cuguoğlu.

Photo show provides a flaneur’s eye view of 1940s San Francisco

Minor White captured changing demographics, architecture—and the side street shoeshines that gave the city life.

In ‘Long Kwento,’ telling Filipino family stories on a vast yet human scale

Maia Cruz Palileo's lush paintings at Wattis combat colonialist narratives by giving subjects tales of their own.

Review: Merging codex and comics, Enrique Chagoya’s artist’s books enfold timelines

At Legion of Honor, accordions of 'reverse anthropology,' Pre-Colombian superheroes, and zigzagging planes of culture and history

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