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Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Matter-of-fact horror of Ukraine war in ‘Reflection’

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Mascarpone's gay rom-com delight, Nick Cave's macabre ornaments, Christina Ricci's Monstrous, ABBA: The Movie, more
Lit

Nursing poems while fighting police terror: Asantewaa Boykin’s ‘Love, Lyric, and Liberation’

Emily Wilson -
The Oakland-Sacramento writer, activist, and emergency room nurse debuts a collection of urgent, 'hungry' poems.
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Choose your own adventure in a city full of wonders

Marke B. -
Lila Downs, Front Line Assembly, Kronos Quartet, Rob Reger, Chinese Pioneers, Punk in the 'Loin, more terrific doings this week
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: 10 great things to do this weekend

Marke B. -
Fefu, Noodlefest, Ube Fest, Indie Bookstore Day, Shipyard Open Studios, more to get you safely out of the house.
Art

Sound recordist Chris Watson compresses millennia of Namib desert ambiance

Marc Weidenbaum -
The UK artist, whose career stretches from Cabaret Voltaire through David Attenborough, brings exhibit to Santa Cruz
Movies

Screen Grabs: Green Film Fest regenerates with a ’70s sci-fi classic

Dennis Harvey -
A new version of the fest springs up around Earth Day. Plus: two very different Aussie flicks and 'All the Old Knives' reviewed
Music

Meet the powerhouse who keeps Kronos Quartet ticking

Marke B. -
Janet Cowperthwaite's wild 40 years managing the beloved SF players will be honored at Kronos Fest—with a clapping song.
Nightlife

Live Shots: 21st Edwardian Ball brought grand whimsy back to SF

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
Feathers, wigs, codpieces, corsets, and plague masks filled the Regency Ballroom for steampunk-Victoriana fun.
Music

Under the Stars: Strutting through Detroit with Strata, a Jazz Fest dream team…

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Jamie Drake digs up AM gold, DEHD gets a little shine, and Neutrals call out the town square BS—this week's new music.
Lit

John Killacky’s ‘Because Art’ is an evergreen call for creative survival

Lou Fancher -
It may be an expert “autopsy” on the arts industry, but the multi-hyphenate's latest book also inspires hope for the next generation of hub-makers and risk-takers.
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