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Art

Holding onto love, through painter Gage Opdenbrouw’s ‘slow, quiet’ color chords

Mary Corbin - October 14, 2020

'I make art for the fact that words are rarely enough,' says Bay Area artist, whose interiors can reflect our current solitude

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Will you strap in for the re-opening of SF cinemas?

Dennis Harvey - October 2, 2020

Officials say next week is the re-entry date. Even if you're not ready to go IRL to theaters, here's a full lineup of new releases and online festivals to keep you glued to the screen.

Culture

Share a story of community resilience!

Marke B. - September 30, 2020

As part of this year's Best of the Bay, we're asking readers to honor individuals, organizations, and businesses that rose to the challenges of 2020.

Music

New Music: Electronic tracks touch down, from Moor Mother to Mauritius

John-Paul Shiver - September 28, 2020

Avalon Emerson, Otik, Chiminyo, more bring sounds from around the dance floor world.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Bring on the zombies!

Dennis Harvey - September 18, 2020

A bloom of horror in a pandemic, with #Alive, Spiral, Ravers, The Devil All the Time, more. Plus: Fort Mason drive-in opens

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Open your queer eye for Frameline

Dennis Harvey - September 13, 2020

Global tales, intimate history, naughty fun: The LGBTQ+ film fest returns (online) to fierce up your fall.

Homelessness

A dramatic new report sheds real light on homeless policies

Tim Redmond - September 3, 2020

The Coalition on Homelessness released a dramatic new study today that – unlike most reports on the unhoused – relies on data collected directly...

Movies

Screen Grabs: Two notorious tricksters return—as does the big screen(?)

Dennis Harvey - September 3, 2020

This week sees the US release at last of what must be the most re-scheduled movie in history, Tenet. Christopher Nolan’s latest Rubik’s Cube-y...

News + Politics

Oakland group launches non-police mental health hotline

Garrett Leahy - August 30, 2020

On Friday, the Anti-Police Terror Project launched MH First Oakland, a hotline staffed by 12 volunteers with backgrounds in social work, peer counseling, and...

Housing

Newsom, Chiu agree on bill that could lead to widespread evictions

Tim Redmond - August 28, 2020

Assemblymember David Chiu has reached a compromise with Gov. Gavin Newsom and the big landlord groups on a relatively limited bill to protect renters...

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Holding onto love, through painter Gage Opdenbrouw’s ‘slow, quiet’ color chords

Screen Grabs: Will you strap in for the re-opening of SF cinemas?

Share a story of community resilience!

New Music: Electronic tracks touch down, from Moor Mother to Mauritius

Screen Grabs: Bring on the zombies!

Screen Grabs: Open your queer eye for Frameline

A dramatic new report sheds real light on homeless policies

Screen Grabs: Two notorious tricksters return—as does the big screen(?)

Oakland group launches non-police mental health hotline

Newsom, Chiu agree on bill that could lead to widespread evictions

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