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Review: Face to face with Leonard Cohen’s choir in ‘I’m Your Man’

Genevieve Quick - October 22, 2021

Candice Breitz's video "portrait" at the CJM creates a spatial experience of touching vulnerability and awkwardness.

Art

Review: A fascinating forensic spiral in ‘The Strange Case of Theodule Otis’

tamara suarez porras - October 21, 2021

Andrew Chapman's latest at Et al. presents a mystery that underscores the slippery textures of truth

Art

‘It was the same story’: Bay’s iconic industrial art hubs are a dying breed

Steven T. Jones - October 20, 2021

Filmmaker Yasmin Mawaz-Khan upcoming documentary offers look at one battle lost: the Ace Junkyard's quixotic 2009 fight for survival.

Art

Día de los San Franciscanos: Altars return to SOMArts

Caitlin Donohue - October 13, 2021

Beloved performer Per Sia speaks about hosting a Muertos drag show at the yearly exhibition—and what a queen brings to celebrations of resilience.

Music

Halloween Meltdown host John Waters talks trash

Alex Arabian - October 7, 2021

In a wide-ranging Q&A, the People's Pervert dishes on punk, his San Francisco haunts, Patty Hearst, Johnny Depp, and modern-day censorship.

Art

Dinosaurs have next in the art of San Francisco painter Michael Kerbow

Mary Corbin - October 1, 2021

The San Francisco painter heralds a metaphoric changing of the guard in his viral series "Late Capitalism"

Art

Review: Pyramids to Panthers, ‘Afro Hippie’ tracks Black Power through time and space

Genevieve Quick - September 30, 2021

David Huffman locates his Bay Area activist upbringing within the swirling cosmos—an homage to leaders yet to come.

Art

In Beryl Landau’s paintings, a bird’s-eye view of SF’s changing cityscape

Mary Corbin - September 28, 2021

“I am especially interested in the juxtaposition of technology against nature and the constant changes within an urban environment.”

Art

‘Experience Leonard Cohen’ offers more than crusty hallelujahs

Daniel Bromfield - September 24, 2021

At the CJM, four artists take impressionistic measures of the late musician behind 'I'm Your Man.'

Art

Review: Afloat on the Bay, ‘Night Watch’ presented refugees as they are

Genevieve Quick - September 22, 2021

Shimon Attie's quiet and simple videos, shown from a barge, refused to emotionally exploit their participants.

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Review: Face to face with Leonard Cohen’s choir in ‘I’m Your Man’

Review: A fascinating forensic spiral in ‘The Strange Case of Theodule Otis’

‘It was the same story’: Bay’s iconic industrial art hubs are a dying breed

Día de los San Franciscanos: Altars return to SOMArts

Halloween Meltdown host John Waters talks trash

Dinosaurs have next in the art of San Francisco painter Michael Kerbow

Review: Pyramids to Panthers, ‘Afro Hippie’ tracks Black Power through time and space

In Beryl Landau’s paintings, a bird’s-eye view of SF’s changing cityscape

‘Experience Leonard Cohen’ offers more than crusty hallelujahs

Review: Afloat on the Bay, ‘Night Watch’ presented refugees as they are

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