Sunday, May 5, 2024

Tagged with: Art

Art

‘Holding onto a vision’: Calvin Lai paints the energy of recognition

Mary Corbin -
The artist combines figurative and abstract elements to precisely render images while capturing emotional essence
Movies

Screen Grabs: Reaching for the golden ring with an ‘Iron Claw’

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: 'American Fiction' critiques racial conundrums with feeling, 'Menus-Plaisirs' delivers a full plate of gastronomic delight
Culture

5 very, very last-minute holiday gift ideas that keep it local

Lou Fancher -
Festive cider, a wealth of books and games, art fun, treats for fluffy, and more to get you off the naughty list
Music

More gems added to 2024 Noise Pop, from drum wiz Louis Cole to local faves The Seshen

John-Paul Shiver -
Chicago punk ambassadors Dehd, creative tornado Genevieve Artadoi, more show fest's growing range and appeal.
Lit

In ‘Portal,’ John King tells the strange and wondrous saga of the Ferry Building

Marke B. -
Beloved landmark came with surprising amount of drama and alternate realities, vividly detailed in Chron critic's new book.
Stage Review

No genocidal conflicts resolved, but electrifying dancing and much backstory in ‘Tell’

Charles Lewis III -
At Dance Mission Theater, Sarah Crowell and Keith Hennessy led a troupe intent on reaching deep inside themselves
Movies

Bringing classic ‘Jewish Frankenstein’ film ‘The Golem’ to musical life

Daniel Bromfield -
Guitarist Gary Lucas plays his eerie live score for 1920 German Expressionist landmark at the JCCSF
Music

Live Shots: With glittering skull, Depeche Mode urged Chase Center to ‘Enjoy the Silence’

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
For their Momento Mori tour, the synth-rock legends returned with death (and dancing) not far from their minds.
Onstage

Alaska Thunderfuck’s holiday cabaret delightfully promises ‘as little Christmas music as possible’

Joshua Rotter -
SF-bound performer recalls the 'scary and hairy' queens of Heklina's Tr*nnyshack inspiring her own career.
Movies

Screen Grabs: AfroComicCon Film Fest zaps Black futures onto Oakland big screen

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: 'A Revolution on Canvas' takes intimate look at Iranian artists' resistance and 'Bodyshop' gets ghostly, graphic, gay.
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