MAPS Archives - 48 hills

Art Review

Art is dead, long live art

Charles Lewis III - September 1, 2024

Decaying works, deceased creatives—in new exhibition, the Berkeley Art Museum imagines itself a columbarium.

Media

Media Week: Should Kamala Harris do more press interviews?

Tim Redmond - August 14, 2024

Plus: the Chron's Peskin problem, and what is a 'moderate' anyway?

News + Politics

Author Oren Kroll-Zeldin on Israel, Palestine, social justice—and the next generation of Jewish Americans

Tim Redmond - June 11, 2024

USF professor talks about new book 'Unsettled,' and the concept of co-resistance for a shared future.

Art

Mark Perlman’s encaustic microcosms diagram otherworldly elements

DeWitt Cheng - June 4, 2024

At Nancy Toomey, the artist maps infinitely meditative mental landscapes that transcend time and space.

Lit

In ‘Death Trip,’ exorcising Holocaust family trauma through psychedelics

Marke B. - June 3, 2024

Punk writer Seth Lorinczi found a surprising way through midlife crisis and tragic ancestral legacy: MDMA therapy

Economy

If SF wants to revitalize downtown, why not buy up these dirt-cheap buildings?

Tim Redmond - May 7, 2024

An entire 14-story highrise for $6.5 million? That could be 150 artist studios. And there's so much more to come.

News + Politics

Declaring the end of progressive San Francisco is a bit premature

Tim Redmond - March 6, 2024

Only 20 percent of the votes have been counted. And we have heard this story before.

Campaign Trail

Election results: Right-wing winning DCCC—but affordable housing and judges ahead

Tim Redmond - March 5, 2024

It tonight's results show anything, it's that progressive candidates have a harder time winning in San Francisco when there's nothing at the top of...

Arts Forecast

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

Marke B. - February 8, 2024

Plus: Lovers Lane, Audium Voices, Music for 12 Pianos, Fresh Fest, Qaotiq, more wondrous things to do

Lit

Budding again at 30, classic ‘Golden Gate Gardening’ takes on new climate challenges

Joshua Rotter - September 18, 2023

Updated edition of vegetation sage Pam Peirce's manual adapts to a changing Bay Area with essential tips

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