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Thursday, November 21, 2024

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There’s starshine in ‘Nocturnes’—ceramic ruins and oyster reefs, too

At Personal Space in Vallejo, a stimulating group show reminds that natural materials contain wisdom.

In 1960s secretary drag, she types strangers’ DNC week letters to POTUS

Sheryl Oring's Bay-born "I Wish to Say" project has loosed tongues for two decades—now she's on the ground in Chicago.

Chicago protests, day 1: ‘A big collective effort’

Large, diverse group holds (mostly) peaceful march as Dems open national convention.

2024 DNC protests may have little in common with 1968—let’s hope

Similar political contexts, sure, but progressive Chicago leadership, protestors’ focus on de-escalation, and the evolution movement itself predict change

California’s reform era led to lower crime, despite what the news media reports

Moves to reduce incarceration were not associated with higher rates of violent crime—or property crime—a new report shows

In former Hunters Point submarine barracks, Tor Archer hammers out the feminine form

Copper, cast iron, rusted steel—all fodder for works that can rise to heights of six feet.

Media Week: Should Kamala Harris do more press interviews?

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

Fueled by anger at injustice, an artist forged a new path through ‘Beauty and Terror’

Using colored string and wax, Robin L. Bernstein connects generations of Jewish heritage—and antisemitism.

Under the Stars: A smooth and silky trip through 40 years of UK street soul

Plus: Chuck Johnson's deep listening, Wayne Shorter's unexpected odyssey, James Alexander Bright's cool, more

Why SF’s campaign finance laws aren’t working

The billionaires just break the rules with impunity and pay meaningless fines to make it all go away.