Environment Archives - Page 9 of 35

Art

The world’s drowning in plastic. Does ‘In Balance’ offer a liferaft?

Peter-Astrid Kane - August 26, 2021

Heron Arts group show beckons to a path beyond post-apocalyptic art.

Art

Rada drums, hammer, and sickle: Oakland artist configures new worlds

Mary Corbin - August 20, 2021

Haitian-born creator Rivka Louissaint takes seriously art's potential for social change.

Housing

Two major developer-driven housing bills head for Assembly floor

Tim Redmond - August 19, 2021

Newsom may soon be asked to sign deregulation measures—at a time when Wall Street is moving fast into the CA housing market.

Music

Under the Stars: Mia Doi Todd remixes, DJ Noel, Angel Bat Dawid, more

John-Paul Shiver - August 11, 2021

Live appearances and new records to look forward to—plus a clutch of brilliant Georgia Anne Muldrow reworks.

Arts + Culture

Screen Grabs: Perilous quests in ‘The Green Knight’ and ‘Stillwater’

Dennis Harvey - August 2, 2021

Plus: complex Son of Monarchs, redemptive Fireboys, and a beautiful, bummer Casanova

Culture

Vintage to ‘nowstalgia’: Hands up for Community Thrift’s charitable treasures

John-Paul Shiver - July 30, 2021

The Mission store has survived AIDS, gentrification, and COVID to keep giving back, for almost 40 years

Movies

New doc ‘Bring Your Own Brigade’ asks why wildfires just keep growing

Joshua Rotter - July 29, 2021

Filmmaker Lucy Walker examines the tragic, recent damage—and finds there's more to blame than climate change

Opinion

Dear politicians: Do your homework on climate change—now

Michael Redmond - July 25, 2021

The standard against which we are judging our actions will lead to the planet being uninhabitable, possibly for me, and almost certainly for my children.

Environment

SF to pay $8 million after cops framed an innocent man for murder

Tim Redmond - July 25, 2021

Plus: An urban farm in the Portola, and shadows on two city parks ... That's The Agenda for July 26-August 1.

News + Politics

The future of the Board of Supes is on the line as redistricting moves forward

Tim Redmond - July 16, 2021

A city task force will draw new district lines for the next decade. The mayor's allies already have members. The supes pick three this week.

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