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Art Review

In ‘Fictions of Presence,’ a View-Master and declassified 9/11 interrogation docs

Genevieve Quick -
Exploring how humans, machines, and humans aided by machines read differently—poetically and politically—at / (Slash)
Dance

‘They come across oceans’: SF International Hip Hop DanceFest keeps leaping ahead

Mary Carbonara -
26 years in, mastermind Micaya speaks on the wildly popular showcase's ever-growing global community.
Music

The The’s Matt Johnson guides us through searing new album ‘Ensoulment’

Joshua Rotter -
Channeling William Blake in dystopian times, recovering his voice after risky surgery—plus a very tender SF piercing tale.
Culture

5 fab, free things to do instead of freaking out on Election Day

Marke B. -
Smell gorgeous flowers, hear sweet music, hang with the Queen of Art Deco, play some Galaga—we're here for you.
Stage Review

Top-notch cast and perfect timing bring cascades of laughter in ‘Fallen Angels’

Charles Lewis III -
Noël Coward's classic is reanimated at Aurora Theatre in grand style—and dials up the himbo-factor.
Art Review

Turbulence of recent past thrums though ‘Makeshift Memorials, Small Revolutions’

Charles Lewis III -
KADIST show takes on poignant personal effects of racism, fentanyl, queerphobia—but leaves out pandemic elephant in the room
Movies

Screen Grabs: Soviet hard labor camps couldn’t stanch this brilliant director’s vision

Dennis Harvey -
Sergei Parajanov's work seems more vital than ever. Plus: 'Wandering Paths' walks around France, 'Don't Move' thrills, more new movies
Art

A flowering of Filipino art reclaims the SoMa landscape

Emily Wilson -
More than a dozen striking public artworks centered on Filipino history have popped up in the past year, from SOMA Pilipinas to SFMOMA.
Art

SF’s Goethe-Institut makes a big move—and asks even bigger questions

Nicole Gluckstern -
German cultural powerhouse's new art/tech show queries: 'Can technology enable artists to create an equitable society?'
Art

Luke Kraman’s soft missives from the queer demimonde

Marke B. -
Documenting the underground, the photographer locates a 'queer liminal zone' in present/dreaming, warm/cold contrasts.
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