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Art

Review: Infinite possibilities from trash in ‘Reclaimed: The Art Of Recology’

tamara suarez porras - September 3, 2021

At Bedford Gallery, top Bay Area artists dive into the dump with a keen eye toward resourcefulness.

Protest

Will Mayor Breed declare a state of emergency on drug-overdose deaths?

Garrett Leahy - September 1, 2021

Activists, supervisors, DA all say it's time to defy the state and feds and set up city-backed safe-injection sites.

Housing

BIPOC residents of Mission Bay feel more welcome than in the rest of SF

Barbara Lopez - September 1, 2021

In a new community with 30 percent affordable housing, displacement and gentrification aren't creating instability.

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Reintroducing Frank Sinatra’s favorite cheesecake

Tamara Palmer - August 31, 2021

Ol’ Blue Eyes obsessed over this Bay Area dessert. Plus: Pandan-monium is coming, more tasty food news

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: A visit with the early Stones in ‘Charlie Is My Darling’

Dennis Harvey - August 30, 2021

Plus: The Murder of Fred Hampton, They Stole the Bomb, Los Ultimos Frikis, and a slew of new horror flicks.

Music

Join BFF.FM for a massive musical scavenger hunt full of local lore

Marke B. - August 29, 2021

Pump up your trivia talents over Labor Day Weekend, as community station offers hundreds of challenges across the city and at home.

Lit

In ‘Plexiglass,’ a poet illuminates voices of the incarcerated

Margo Perin - August 27, 2021

A new volume offers a critique of the criminal justice system through the lens of prison writing workshops

Art

Local artists remix Diego Rivera’s ‘Pan American Unity’ mural at SFMOMA

Alan Chazaro - August 25, 2021

In Mini Mural Festival, three diverse arts orgs bring cultural visions, music, and more to celebrate epic work

News + Politics

Campos takes first step toward state Assembly bid

Tim Redmond - August 24, 2021

If Chiu becomes city attorney, his seat will be open for a special election.

Art

Review: Stories become fables, family becomes home in Bri Williams’ ‘Playbill’

tamara suarez porras - August 23, 2021

At Et al, the artist uses sound, soap, wax, and resin to express a full spectrum of personal history.

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