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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Two-Spirit Powwow, Antiquarian Book Fair, Mink Stole, fabulous arepas

Marke B. -
Plus: Lovers Lane, Audium Voices, Music for 12 Pianos, Fresh Fest, Qaotiq, more wondrous things to do
Art Review

‘Ambient Jukebox’ transforms vintage finds into poetic worlds

Genevieve Quick -
Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller's exhilarating show at Fraenkel Gallery teems with bygone sensations
Art

Elizabeth Barlow paints ‘the fierce life force in even the tiniest flower’

Mary Corbin -
Potent symbols—and beauty with a capital B—in the artist's vivid 'Flora Portraits.'
Art

In a globalized art world, why does SF need its own fairs? The answer lies in FOG

Emily Wilson -
Smaller galleries like Jonathan Carver Moore, Schlomer Haus, CULT Aimee Friberg welcomed far-flung visitors to local excellence
Onstage

Lorraine Hansberry Theatre stages Black women’s healing with joyful jeté

Lou Fancher -
Artistic director Margo Hall celebrates company's mentorship opportunities and high-spirited holiday production 'Soulful Christmas.'
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Shipyard Open Studios, MTT returns, re-queering the Mission…

Marke B. -
Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Chloe Sherman's '90s dyke scene photos, 500+ shadow puppets, more to do
Art

Come hang (art): 800-plus artists welcome you to 49th Open Studios

Lou Fancher -
ArtSpan's annual event has emerged from the cave-like years of the pandemic as a vibrant, sparkling beast of creativity
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Civic Center to be flooded with drag queens, fabulously

Marke B. -
Join 'The Show.' Plus: How Weird, Bearrison, APAture, Kal Penn, Dreamers' Circus, 111 Minna turns 30, more to do
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Irving Street gets a glow-up

Tamara Palmer -
The inaugural Sunset Night Market throws a needed spotlight on a special Sunset District snack corridor.
Stage Review

Just like a real family get-together, ‘Josephine’s Feast’ is both cringe and sweet

Charles Lewis III -
All-Black cast at Magic Theatre navigates generation gaps and gender roles around the table in Star Finch's latest
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