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‘They come across oceans’: SF International Hip Hop DanceFest keeps leaping ahead

26 years in, mastermind Micaya speaks on the wildly popular showcase's ever-growing global community.

Screen Grabs: Soviet hard labor camps couldn’t stanch this brilliant director’s vision

Sergei Parajanov's work seems more vital than ever. Plus: 'Wandering Paths' walks around France, 'Don't Move' thrills, more new movies

Arts Forecast vs. Party Radar: Halloween debauchery begins!

Japanese ghost stories, house music legends, Swedish sex goddesses, and Green Gorillas in the monster mashup column event of the year

Screen Grabs: Gaza, Sudan, LGBTQs find focus at Arab Film Fest

After its cancellation last year, the 28th annual cinematic dive into the Arab world and diaspora features 40+ films from 26 countries.

At this year’s SOMArts Día de Los Muertos show, ofrendas for Palestine

Curators Rio Yañez and Bridgètt Rex on 2024's 'Bearing Witness' theme, and holding space for solidarity and mourning.

In threatening times, Dan Hoyle seeks out democracy with a small ‘d’

The theatrical chameleon's new 'Takes All Kinds' incorporates the voices of unlikely characters across the US.

Margaret Fisher at Other Minds: How do you choreograph for autonomous cellos?

Legendary dance-maker guides us through her work for Trimpin's 'Cello Quartet' at upcoming experimental music gathering.

Dabke by the T-Rex: Palestinian culture event at Cal Academy draws large, excited crowd

'NightLife: Falastin' edition of the museum's weekly party featured dancing, poetry, and celebration of a marginalized community.

Open Studios throws wide its artists’ doors for the 50th time

Peek into the work of two participants who exemplify the rich spirit of Artspan's monthlong celebration.

Uber and Lyft are undermining public transit, a new study shows

UC Davis researchers demonstrate that rideshares don't wean people off cars; they get people off buses and trains.