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The dangerous, inaccurate reporting on homelessness and the COVID crisis

Tim Redmond - May 7, 2020

Take some salacious information, add a single person with a point of view, and suddenly you have a major international story – that can...

Lit

Tori Amos: ‘Artists will be the second round of responders’

Joshua Rotter - May 6, 2020

Singer-songwriter Tori Amos is quick to applaud the first responders—the doctors, nurses, and EMTs—who are currently risking their lives to save others during the...

The museum’s closed, but ‘The de Young Open’ poises for launch

Emily Wilson - May 6, 2020

Starting June 1, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco will welcome submissions from any artist over 18 years old from the nine Bay...

Housing

Why turn affordable SROs into tourist hotel rooms?

Tim Redmond - May 4, 2020

While the supervisors and the mayor are engaged in a critical, and bitter, debate about moving homeless people into hotels, the Planning Department is...

Wendy Macnaughton’s #DrawTogether brings art (and needed supplies) to kids

Emily Wilson - May 4, 2020

When people were asked to stay at home as much as possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wendy Macnaughton wanted to do something to...

Noise Pop to Vinyl Dreams: 6 local can’t-miss music streams

John-Paul Shiver - May 3, 2020

From Kim Gordon viewing Instagram as a performative space and Kenya Barris using Netflix as a platform to distill the messy politics of honestly critiquing Black art, to...

Culture

Science Snack, anyone? Exploratorium goes DIY to help teachers

Emily Wilson - April 30, 2020

Exhibits at San Francisco’s Exploratorium are meant to get kids and adults thinking about science and art. The museum has a 40-year relationship with...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: How Weird (that everything is virtual now)

Marke B. - April 30, 2020

As we move farther toward festival season, it's really dawning that our hugest events will take place on our screens. It's not like we...

Mark Kozelek’s latest intricate wander, through Aquatic Park to ‘Isaac Hayes’

Daniel Bromfield - April 28, 2020

“Some people are gonna get it, but some won’t.” This observation about art comes from one of the countless conversations Mark Kozelek has with...

Culture

Folsom Street Fair 2020 moves online due to COVID concerns

Marke B. - April 27, 2020

This September, Folsom Street Fair's jingle-jangle of nipple rings and crack-crack-crack of the whip will be floating out of your laptop speakers—rather than above...

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The dangerous, inaccurate reporting on homelessness and the COVID crisis

Tori Amos: ‘Artists will be the second round of responders’

The museum’s closed, but ‘The de Young Open’ poises for launch

Why turn affordable SROs into tourist hotel rooms?

Wendy Macnaughton’s #DrawTogether brings art (and needed supplies) to kids

Noise Pop to Vinyl Dreams: 6 local can’t-miss music streams

Science Snack, anyone? Exploratorium goes DIY to help teachers

Arts Forecast: How Weird (that everything is virtual now)

Mark Kozelek’s latest intricate wander, through Aquatic Park to ‘Isaac Hayes’

Folsom Street Fair 2020 moves online due to COVID concerns

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