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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Holy smokes, I went to a show. And ate inside a restaurant!

Marke B. - May 4, 2021

Sidewalk drag and classic cioppino as SF prepares to enter the yellow tier. Plus: events you can attend! (If you're ready)

Art

Brilliant color and dynamic forms define Orin Carpenter’s poignant paintings

Mary Corbin - May 3, 2021

The Northern California artist addresses social issues and identity in his wide-ranging, spiritually-rooted work

Housing

Supes challenge planners over construction on toxic sites

Tim Redmond - May 2, 2021

Resolution points to Planning Department's record of allowing new luxury housing despite hazards. Plus: Why City College matters. That's The Agenda for May 3-9

News + Politics

A Democratic president actually talks about taxing the very rich

Tim Redmond - April 28, 2021

Thank Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall Street and other organizers and activists for forcing the Democratic Party to the left

Movies

Nevermind the Oscars: Here’s Ficks’ Picks favorite flicks of 2020 (and beyond)

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - April 27, 2021

The overlooked, the underseen, and more: Unmissable gems to search out, from a very strange cinematic era

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: San Francisco is the devil’s playground. Thank goodness!

Dennis Harvey - April 26, 2021

A new doc captures Satanist Anton LaVey, “the coolest grandpa ever.” Plus: Werewolves on Wheels, Bad Witch, more

Housing

Facebook’s housing echo chamber

Zelda Bronstein - April 22, 2021

Zuckerberg money funds news outlets that repeat Zuckerberg group's supply-side position on the housing crisis.

News + Politics

Reservoir Dogs: Coyotes find a home amid Sunset solar panels

Tom Molanphy - April 21, 2021

A pair of animals settles in, offering lessons on our contemporary relationship to nature

Music

The best albums of 2021 (so far)

John-Paul Shiver - April 21, 2021

All that time stuck indoors last year is paying off—2021 has been bountiful when it comes to new sounds, from Madlib's post-DOOM triumph to Brijean's tropicalia expansiveness.

Art

Review: CULT’s anniversary show finds courage to examine past and present

Genevieve Quick - April 21, 2021

James Perkins' Black minimalism and Chris Fallon's time-skipping depictions of women's forms stand out at "Janus II."

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