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Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: The outlaw sounds of youth

Dennis Harvey - February 8, 2021

Lover's Rock and outlaw country docs. Plus: MC Escher, Black art history, and are we living in a simulation? New movies!

Music

Now Watch This: Four recent videos (metaphysical space queens included)

John-Paul Shiver - February 7, 2021

Drink in delights from Kalbells, Daedalus, and Pearl Charles—plus a "no video needed" from Rochelle Jordan.

Homelessness

The next battle for People’s Park

Tiny - February 3, 2021

Once again, UC is displacing people to expand its campus. It's a pattern.

Music

New Music: 13 terrific-sounding releases on our list right now

John-Paul Shiver - February 2, 2021

Madlib, Arlo Parks, The Weather Station, J-Dilla, more recent and forthcoming releases that shine up 2021.

COVID

A heroic CD makes life on the streets a bit easier

Jackie Blandón - February 1, 2021

Street Sheet vendors now have another product to sell—and it's made a huge difference.

Art

‘You’ve got to draw the buttons!’ Cartoonist Justin Hall spotlights local LGBTQ history on Market Street

Marke B. - February 1, 2021

'Marching Toward Pride' series brings to life seminal queer moments leading to 1970 celebration.

Movies

Indiefest galore! Our guide to the (online) 23rd movie bonanza

Dennis Harvey - February 1, 2021

80 features and shorts from 20 countries, including Mexican magical realism, black comedy, and 'The Girl in Golden Gate Park'

Movies

Screen Grabs: What do we want? Bleak, rewarding films from the former USSR!

Dennis Harvey - January 28, 2021

Intense government cover-up drama Dear Comrades!, Atlantis, Beginning, and Tarkovsky's 'Mirror' restored

Arts + Culture

Arts Forecast: A peep back at psychedelic SF will raise your spirits

Marke B. - January 28, 2021

Plus: New local streaming channels from SFSymphony, Oasis, and SFJAZZ—and get ready for Festpocalypse

Art

In Lisa Levine’s house photographs, an exploration of isolation and comfort

Mary Corbin - January 27, 2021

Alameda artist's 'Virtually No Place Like Home' series captures emblems of solitude, change, and personal identity

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