San Francisco Archives - Page 173 of 493

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Latino Film Fest charts a wide course, from Hurricane Maria to Argentine classic

Dennis Harvey - September 27, 2021

Plus: Revived African diaspora must-see Sankofa, Tom Skerritt's late-life star turn, more new movies

News + Politics

Sorting out the upcoming election madness

Tim Redmond - September 26, 2021

Plus: Private electric-car charging in neighborhood curbsides? And a key vote on housing in the Tenderloin. That's The Agenda for Sept. 27-Oct. 4

Onstage

With ‘Immortal Reckoning,’ Peaches Christ opens her portal to Hades

Peter-Astrid Kane - September 23, 2021

Start with cocktails at a goth club—then stumble into terror beneath the Old Mint, at Into the Dark's latest immersive screamfest.

Crime

A new dark-money group with GOP support seeks to raise crime fears

Tim Redmond - September 22, 2021

A misleading mailer attacking the record of DA Chesa Boudin hits the streets—but who paid for it?

Art

Review: Afloat on the Bay, ‘Night Watch’ presented refugees as they are

Genevieve Quick - September 22, 2021

Shimon Attie's quiet and simple videos, shown from a barge, refused to emotionally exploit their participants.

Music

Under the Stars: Fugees return, SFJAZZ reopens, Balboa Theatre goes live

John-Paul Shiver - September 22, 2021

Plus: A groovy set of dub remixes, singer Razteria's electronic turn, Remi Wolf, and a NYE party dance fans should jump on.

Housing

Robots in the crash pad: The twisted takeover of the Red Victorian Hotel

Natalia Robyns-Kresich - September 21, 2021

How Haight Ashbury countercultural ideals were distorted by a tech "co-living" experiment, and a trans performance community was displaced.

Crime

While people sit in jail cells, SF courts delay criminal trials

Tim Redmond - September 21, 2021

Judges hear civil cases while violating the law and delaying the right to a speedy trial for criminal defendants, public defender says.

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Folsom MEGAHOOD Fair plays safely naughty, Litquake erupts in verbiage

Marke B. - September 21, 2021

Plus: Whiskies of the World, The Bad Plus, Public Works' 10-Year, "Bacchae Before," more upcoming events.

Art

Chanel Miller, artist and ‘Emily Doe’ in Stanford assault case, speaks at Asian Art Museum

Emily Wilson - September 21, 2021

Writer Esmé Weijun Wang interviews Miller, whose 75-foot mural hangs in the new Wilbur Gallery.

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