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Onstage

This weekend, The Breath Project streams 24 nationwide theater works in honor of George Floyd

Emily Wilson - October 23, 2020

"It’s another brick in the wall. Or rather, we’re taking the wall down, so it’s a brick out of the wall.”

News + Politics

Protesters face off with cops after driving white supremacists away

Garrett Leahy - October 18, 2020

Tiny number of Trumpites get nowhere as hundreds of anti-fascist demonstrators show up.

Art

Holding onto love, through painter Gage Opdenbrouw’s ‘slow, quiet’ color chords

Mary Corbin - October 14, 2020

'I make art for the fact that words are rarely enough,' says Bay Area artist, whose interiors can reflect our current solitude

Movies

Wayne Wang weaves food and family through ‘Coming Home Again’

Pam Grady - October 13, 2020

At CAAMfest Forward, the 'Joy Luck Club' director returns to his indie roots

Performance

‘It Can’t Happen Here’ returns, right before election

Emily Wilson - October 5, 2020

A collaborative radio drama from Berkeley Rep revives the Sinclair Lewis classic, which won raves four years ago

Culture

A delicious way to fight voter suppression

Emily Wilson - October 2, 2020

Dine for Democracy brings activists, food-lovers together to make voting easier and benefit BIPOC and youth orgs.

Art

In painting, Elena Zolotnitsky lives by ‘beauty will save the world’

Mary Corbin - September 29, 2020

Four decades into her career, the Russian-born, Oakland-based artist devotes her work to mystery, seduction, and life.

Culture

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

Marke B. - September 29, 2020

Former CurbedSF editor Brock Keeling on the future of the city, jaw-dropping real estate porn, and covering our wild and tragic local moment

Art

Michelle E. Fillmore paints to connect—and manage pandemic emotions

Mary Corbin - September 20, 2020

The Oakland photorealist's work depicts mystery, transformation, and the identity crisis imposed by our moment.

Art

Photographer Dorothea Lange’s archive now available online at OMCA

Emily Wilson - September 16, 2020

The collection presents the iconic Lange as the personable creator she was—and a local picturmaker to boot.

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This weekend, The Breath Project streams 24 nationwide theater works in honor of George Floyd

Protesters face off with cops after driving white supremacists away

Holding onto love, through painter Gage Opdenbrouw’s ‘slow, quiet’ color chords

Wayne Wang weaves food and family through ‘Coming Home Again’

‘It Can’t Happen Here’ returns, right before election

A delicious way to fight voter suppression

In painting, Elena Zolotnitsky lives by ‘beauty will save the world’

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

Michelle E. Fillmore paints to connect—and manage pandemic emotions

Photographer Dorothea Lange’s archive now available online at OMCA

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