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Art

Chuck Sperry screenprints rock history and the fight for equal rights, one poster at a time

Mary Corbin - November 1, 2023

A counterculture constant, from his work with Artist Television Access to Studio 4 and Bill Graham Presents

Movies

The case for ‘So I Married an Axe Murderer’ as the best SF film of all time

Adrian Spinelli - October 31, 2023

North Beach cappuccinos, Alamo Square breakups, Fog City Diner, pre-tech rents—the 1993 Mike Myers film deserves the crown.

Art

Arleene Correa Valencia’s luminous art reflects family strains of Mexican migration

Emily Wilson - October 30, 2023

'Naces Así, Naces Prieto. No Naces Blanco' at Catharine Clark includes cross-border, father-daughter letters of love

Movies

Screen Grabs: American Indian Film Fest 48 brings superheroes and reckonings

Dennis Harvey - October 30, 2023

The longest-running showcase of its kind kicks off with 'Bones of Crows,' about the devastation wrought by state residential schools

Onstage

In ‘Y Basta Ya!,’ NAKA Dance Theater reflects on healing circles of storytelling

Mary Carbonara - October 24, 2023

A long collaboration with Mujeres Unidas y Activas yields a deep look into empowering 'Circulos de Aprendizaje'

Performance

447 Minna: Best of the Bay 2023 Editors’ Pick

Charles Lewis III - October 24, 2023

The new performance venue is already helping indie arts companies with outsider sensibilities find a new home

Music

Los Cenzontles pair twinkling, traditional Cuban and Veracruzan legacies on ‘Son Con Son’

Caitlin Donohue - October 22, 2023

Artists Kiki Valera and Mono Blanco came to the Bay Area to explore their birth countries' deep musical connection.

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Shipyard Open Studios, MTT returns, re-queering the Mission…

Marke B. - October 19, 2023

Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Chloe Sherman's '90s dyke scene photos, 500+ shadow puppets, more to do

Best of the Bay

BAM House: Best of the Bay 2023 Editors’ Pick

Charles Lewis III - October 18, 2023

Oakland Poet Laureate and cultural architect Ayodele Nzinga opens a rare space for Black arts in the Town

Onstage

After death, she’s living: Per Sia returns to hosts Día de los Muertos drag showcase

Caitlin Donohue - October 16, 2023

'It feels like every year we go in deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper,' performer says of SOMArts celebration

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