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Art

“Housing Black” muralist Malik Seneferu talks of his next wall and visions of the possible

Maddy Clifford - October 1, 2020

The multimedia creative and incarcerated youth educator on art-borne futures; "You have to know how to create, and you have to get comfortable with the hypothetical."

Culture

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

Marke B. - September 29, 2020

Former CurbedSF editor Brock Keeling on the future of the city, jaw-dropping real estate porn, and covering our wild and tragic local moment

Elections

Finally, a state Senate debate

Tim Redmond - September 27, 2020

Plus: The municipal corruption scandal and the state of the city's economy. That's The Agenda for Sept. 28-Oct. 4

Housing

Now it’s the mayor attacking the supes

Tim Redmond - September 20, 2020

Breed tells business group that the progressive majority is against housing -- but the evidence shows otherwise.

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: More, More, More! (and more)

Marke B. - September 17, 2020

Autumn Moon Festival, Litquake lineup, Cal Performances at Home... and a special retrospective from a queen of SF drag.

Movies

Drive-in Dragsploitation! ‘Sh*t & Champagne’ to make splashy debut

Marke B. - September 14, 2020

D'Arcy Drollinger's sparkling paean to '70s action flicks, fabulous looks will pop your cork.

Housing

The Agenda: State housing battle plays out before SF supes

Tim Redmond - September 13, 2020

Mar wants ABAG to recognize that SF has already approved more luxury housing that it needs.

Art

Sirron Norris’ cartooning classes take to internet for COVID summer

Emily Wilson - September 11, 2020

No reason for kids to lay down their pencils in the pandemic, says the iconic Bay Area artist.

Culture

‘Salud es Poder’: A special Carnaval, COVID edition

Carlos Cabrera-Lomelí - September 6, 2020

After its traditional date was cancelled, the festival transformed into a health fair as well as a cultural celebration

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Inside Biden’s international policy

Reese Erlich - August 27, 2020

Last spring, the Biden campaign decided to hit back hard against accusations of being soft on China. So the campaign produced a blistering ad...

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“Housing Black” muralist Malik Seneferu talks of his next wall and visions of the possible

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

Finally, a state Senate debate

Now it’s the mayor attacking the supes

Arts Forecast: More, More, More! (and more)

Drive-in Dragsploitation! ‘Sh*t & Champagne’ to make splashy debut

The Agenda: State housing battle plays out before SF supes

Sirron Norris’ cartooning classes take to internet for COVID summer

‘Salud es Poder’: A special Carnaval, COVID edition

Foreign Correspondent: Inside Biden’s international policy

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