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Arts + Culture

Arts + Culture

Good Taste: The marvelous matching power of food banks

Plus: See how far each dollar you donate goes to feeding people in Northern California.

‘A Bridge to Now’ evokes generational complexities of Peruvian Chinese communities

Choreography unfurls against tapestry of modern-day oral testimonies, visual projections—and 400 pounds of rice.

At Game Developers Conference, video game workers look to level up through unionization

Amid an industry downturn, the labor movement is racking up major points.

Screen Grabs: Family cries? New releases offer complex kin across cultures

Plus: There's no forgetting the perils of Nazism past or present at this year's Berlin & Beyond festival.

Enigmatic Parisian art led L. John Harris into ‘Portrait in Red’ obsession

Berkeley author's seven-year search for a painting's origins becomes a mental travelogue of sight and taste.

Puff: SF weed industry to blast off with Space Walk, a week of 420 celebrations

The nearest big city to the Emerald Triangle—that's us!—is setting the standard for stoners with beats, treats, and community.

Crowd packs theater for new doc on gentrification

Mario Riveira and Abraham Woodliff's 'City of Sensitive Frauds' looks at the root causes of displacement

Resurrecting ‘Frankenstein,’ after its creator’s tragic death

Liam Scarlett's intricate gothic epic returns to SF Ballet, with principals determined to preserve its 'warmth and heart.'

A Bay Area Figurative Movement resurrection paints the Bay in hopeful hues

Might we find connection via David Park, Richard Diebenkorn, and Elmer Bischoff's ethereal intimacy?

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