Stories about SFMOMA
Screen Grabs: A wave of women behind the camera
Two series showcase cinematography and horror. Plus: Cockettes at 50, transgender in Hong Kong, Leonard Cohen's muse, more
Screen Grabs: Andy Warhol’s brilliant camp
A notable retrospective at SFMOMA. Plus: Diamantino, Ophelia, Descent into Darkness, Too Late to Die Young, and more in cinemas.
Screen Grabs: Last Black Man in San Francisco, Mexico’s Golden Age ….
The Fall of the American Empire, Echo in the Canyon's return to '60s classics, and more in cinemas this week.
Watching at CROSSROADS 2019: Avant-garde film festival returns
Our guide to Cinematheque's annual extravaganza of experimental films—this time around deeply personal and even nostalgic.
After 50 years, ‘Midnight Cowboy’ rides again
Director John Schlesinger's assistant and partner, photographer Michael Childers, speaks about the gritty classic and its lasting appeal.
In Vija Celmins’ new solo show, an SFMoMa curator reflects on her slow look
"She’s kept that intensity and invention, decade after decade”
Screen Grabs: Our critic’s picks from Noir City and SF Indiefest
Plus: 'The Wrecking Crew', a tribute to local great Frank Stauffacher, and an effectively nasty little horror film
Screen Grabs: Dig deeper into ‘made in China’ at SFMoMA film series
Plus: A Krautrock hero, SF Sketchfest brings classics to the Castro, Megacities, and Karen Kusama
Arts Forecast: Black excellence, year round
Plus: Kamaiyah, flamenco's Moorish roots, 'Blue Diary', Mighty Real, and young poets honoring MLK Jr.
Fearless artist Keith Haring’s sister tells his tale, for all ages
Kay Haring's new children's book 'The Boy Who Just Kept Drawing' highlights his vibrant drive for a better world.