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Art

Pregnancy shaped artist Kimia Ferdowsi Kline’s new show “Mother Tongue”

Emily Wilson - June 17, 2021

On how her body's own shifting capabilities—and complex relationship with maternal messaging—colored the Marrow Gallery exhibition.

Music

Juneteenth sings: 5 new releases to help you hear the melody

John-Paul Shiver - June 17, 2021

Oakland artist Stoney Creation gives self preservation sounds, while Bandcamp doubles up on ways to give back.

Music

Star-packed David Bowie tribute album is a thought-provoking ride

John-Paul Shiver - June 15, 2021

'Modern Love' is an homage to the oftentimes surprising connections between the Thin White Duke and Black music.

Music

Under the Stars: Pursuit Grooves opens the portal (plus more new tunes)

John-Paul Shiver - June 4, 2021

Fresh sounds, from a Nick Andre and Zion I skate soundtrack to Moor Mother's latest future vision

Lit

Through hardship, a pastor encounters good people in ‘United States of Grace’

Emily Wilson - June 2, 2021

Lenny Duncan's 'Memoir of Homelessness, Addiction, Incarceration, and Hope" isn't the usual redemption story.

News + Politics

DA closes Amilcar Lopez case, but the community trauma still remains

Father Richard Smith - May 27, 2021

San Francisco needs to make big changes in policing so this young immigrant didn't die in vain.

Art

Stephanie Syjuco: Diving into the American archives—and implicating everyone—with the Bay Area artist

Jasmine Liu - May 27, 2021

'As a person of color, I don’t believe that more love and empathy is going to get us actual policy change.'

Art

Tracking the turbulent concept of ‘care’ in a pandemic-ravaged world

Caitlin Donohue - May 11, 2021

'Contact Traces' at CCA offers entry points for urgent discussion, on topics from environmental racism to commercial wellness shams.

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

Opinion

If we don’t have to wear masks outdoors, how will we angrily judge each other?

Marke B. - April 28, 2021

The CDC rolls back restrictions for activities and small gatherings. Now what will we use to measure our moral superiority?

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Pregnancy shaped artist Kimia Ferdowsi Kline’s new show “Mother Tongue”

Juneteenth sings: 5 new releases to help you hear the melody

Star-packed David Bowie tribute album is a thought-provoking ride

Under the Stars: Pursuit Grooves opens the portal (plus more new tunes)

Through hardship, a pastor encounters good people in ‘United States of Grace’

DA closes Amilcar Lopez case, but the community trauma still remains

Stephanie Syjuco: Diving into the American archives—and implicating everyone—with the Bay Area artist

Tracking the turbulent concept of ‘care’ in a pandemic-ravaged world

A Democratic president actually talks about taxing the very rich

If we don’t have to wear masks outdoors, how will we angrily judge each other?

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