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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: MoAD reopens with ravishing new shows

Marke B. -
Plus: Soundbox returns, Bauhaus typography, Charlie Brown Christmas Tribute, Jackie Beat, more.
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Looking back at Chaplin—and ahead to International Oscar noms

Dennis Harvey -
New biopic digs in. Plus: Slovenia's sweet 'Sanremo,' Chile's chilling 'White on White,' Japan's 'Drive My Car'—and 'Afrofuturistik' hits big screens
Art

Photo show provides a flaneur’s eye view of 1940s San Francisco

Emily Wilson -
Minor White captured changing demographics, architecture—and the side street shoeshines that gave the city life.
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Who doesn’t love a Neon Gothic Unicorn?

Marke B. -
trixxie carr's new sci-fi drag cabaret, El Rio's wild birthday, SF Coffee Fest, Crack Cloud, Missing Persons, 'Morte de Smudgie,' more to do
Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: The all-star queer LSD orgy that skewered Nixon’s White House

Dennis Harvey -
Frameline Fall Showcase brings Cockettes, Mayor Pete, more to screen. Plus: Passing, Cicada, Marguerite Duras, Albert Speer, more
Art

A ‘cinematographer with paint,’ Jhina Alvarado animates nostalgia, identity

Mary Corbin -
With inspiration swinging from classic photos to contemporary social activism, the SF artist and teacher applies her refined style
Music

Taking in Outside Lands, at a pivotal moment for San Francisco

John-Paul Shiver -
At a peak of inequality—and the city just waking up from COVID—how did it feel to dive into the raucous fest?
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Pop-Up Magazine pops back up, more

Marke B. -
Nachos Fest, Lady Bunny, Fleetmac Wood, SF Symphony Día de los Muertos, Go Bang! and so much more to do.
Dance

A shining ‘Noche de Oro’ planned for Ballet Hispánico’s 50th anniversary

Emily Wilson -
The lauded company—fresh from an unexpected windfall—brings 'Tiburones,' the King of Mambo, and 'flamenco eyes' to Zellerbach.
Art

‘It was the same story’: Bay’s iconic industrial art hubs are a dying breed

Steven T. Jones -
Filmmaker Yasmin Mawaz-Khan upcoming documentary offers look at one battle lost: the Ace Junkyard's quixotic 2009 fight for survival.
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