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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Terror Vault, How Weird, Other Minds, Autumn Lights, Day to Night, more

Marke B. - October 12, 2022

Monster Drawing Rally, 20th Street Block Party, Oktoberfest by the Beach, African Arts Fest, Black Poetry Day, so much to do this week!

Arts + Culture

Arts Forecast: 6 quick Litquake picks, Kafana Balkan returns, Día at SOMArts…

Marke B. - October 5, 2022

Fre!heit, Hard French, Park Jiha, New Black Vanguard, Iceage meets Earth, more great things to do this week

Art

Feminist faith founders, community archivists: APAture highlights remarkable creators

Emily Wilson - October 4, 2022

Asian Pacific American arts organization Kearny Street Workshop celebrates 50 years with festival themed 'autonomy'

The Agenda

Stopping evictions in the Western Addition

Tim Redmond - August 15, 2022

Plus: Housing nonsense in the Tenderloin, a Berniecrats art show—and who will replace Nancy Pelosi? That's The Agenda for Aug. 15-21

Art

Beyond the garden’s borders: A walk-through with installation artist Cathy Lu

Emily Wilson - August 11, 2022

Resilience and grief, in ceramic.

Art

Neon pop, watercolor superstars: Kelly Inouye’s ‘MTV Generation’ paints a cultural moment

Emily Wilson - May 27, 2022

Gender fluidity, sexual politics, racial struggle, media power are encapsulated in the artist's gorgeous works. Plus, Boy George!

Music

OMD: Still orchestrating superb synth-pop manoeuvres, with a bigger light show

Marke B. - May 23, 2022

The '80s UK heros will celebrate 40+ years of irresistible hits— 'Enola Gay,' 'If You Leave'—and deeper cuts at the Fox

Opinion

Opinion: Are we losing the Castro Theatre?

John-Paul Shiver - January 20, 2022

New management Another Planet Entertainment wants to "explode" the neighborhood with music and entertainment. But what about good old films and LGBTQ events?

Culture

Allergic to holiday “stuff”? Try our no-thing gift guide

Lou Fancher - December 15, 2021

Scintillating artist talks to science museum escapades: sweet gifts for the consumerism-averse.

Onstage

Review: Berkeley Rep reopens with fluffy ‘Wintertime’

Charles Lewis III - November 19, 2021

The company's welcome return is a farce full of slamming doors and convoluted coupling that never quite snowballs.

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