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Review: Dynamic humor and unsettling magic in Lindsey White’s ‘How to Get on Cable Television’

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The artist's latest at Casemore Kirkeby continues her quest to set whimsy alongside criticality.
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Printmaker David Tim layers time and materials to capture individual stories

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"Accessing multiple media allows me to challenge myself, to explore and struggle,” says the Oakland artist
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With ‘Ticket to Ride,’ Optimist Williams channeled MUNI memories and Frisco legends

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The graffiti artist used transfers as a metaphor for a city gone sideways: "Ed Lee was like the pinnacle of destruction here."
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Review: Face to face with Leonard Cohen’s choir in ‘I’m Your Man’

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Candice Breitz's video "portrait" at the CJM creates a spatial experience of touching vulnerability and awkwardness.
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Review: A fascinating forensic spiral in ‘The Strange Case of Theodule Otis’

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Andrew Chapman's latest at Et al. presents a mystery that underscores the slippery textures of truth
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‘It was the same story’: Bay’s iconic industrial art hubs are a dying breed

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Filmmaker Yasmin Mawaz-Khan upcoming documentary offers look at one battle lost: the Ace Junkyard's quixotic 2009 fight for survival.
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Día de los San Franciscanos: Altars return to SOMArts

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Beloved performer Per Sia speaks about hosting a Muertos drag show at the yearly exhibition—and what a queen brings to celebrations of resilience.
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Halloween Meltdown host John Waters talks trash

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

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The San Francisco painter heralds a metaphoric changing of the guard in his viral series "Late Capitalism"
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Review: Pyramids to Panthers, ‘Afro Hippie’ tracks Black Power through time and space

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

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