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The curious case of the Gray Lady and the Museum of Sentimental Taxonomy

Peter-Astrid Kane - March 5, 2021

The New York Times denies awareness of Kija Lucas's ongoing project as it launches a very similar feature. The artist calls BS.

Art

In Lisa Levine’s house photographs, an exploration of isolation and comfort

Mary Corbin - January 27, 2021

Alameda artist's 'Virtually No Place Like Home' series captures emblems of solitude, change, and personal identity

Cartoonist Tanna Tucker creates works of art to celebrate voices of incarcerated kids

Maddy Clifford - July 20, 2020

Last May, Governor Gavin Newsom announced a plan to close California’s state-run youth prisons, an initiative that has since been stalled. But San Francisco...

Let your mind take ‘a darling walk’ through Creativity Explored’s latest

Maddy Clifford - July 6, 2020

We’re more than halfway into 2020, and yet, many of us are still adjusting to major changes in our daily routines. For some of...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Help save bookstores, drag queens, Frameline, more

Marke B. - April 3, 2020

Let's start with something positive! And then some more things positive! We deserve it. Except those of you joggers still cutting me off on...

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KQED says 48 Hills is a story of the decade

Marke B. - December 6, 2019

KQED released a beautifully designed, memory-triggering package yesterday called "Our Turbulent Decade." It's an in-depth, year-by-year look some of the most impactful events and...

Fall Arts aflame! The 50+ best things to do this season

Marke B. - September 20, 2018

FALL ARTS PREVIEW The light is deepening, the food is getting heartier, harvest is bringing much good grape and green, and fall arts season is...

Opera singer Russell Thomas on diversity, drive, and ‘Roberto Devereux’

Emily Wilson - September 8, 2018

ALL EARS When opera singer Joy Davidson heard tenor Russell Thomas sing in his high school choir in Miami, she asked him if he’d ever considered...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Soundwave’s diverse, reverberating visions

Marke B. - September 5, 2018

ARTS FORECAST The biennial Soundwave festival (Sat/8-October 26) is one of those incredible Bay Area experiences that really connects music and performance with the feeling...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: A Princely debut, the Science of Rhythm, Haight Street Fair, more …

Marke B. - June 6, 2018

ARTS FORECAST It's not every day a new art gallery opens up in this SF economic climate, especially one in tune with the laidback,...

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The curious case of the Gray Lady and the Museum of Sentimental Taxonomy

In Lisa Levine’s house photographs, an exploration of isolation and comfort

Cartoonist Tanna Tucker creates works of art to celebrate voices of incarcerated kids

Let your mind take ‘a darling walk’ through Creativity Explored’s latest

Arts Forecast: Help save bookstores, drag queens, Frameline, more

KQED says 48 Hills is a story of the decade

Fall Arts aflame! The 50+ best things to do this season

Opera singer Russell Thomas on diversity, drive, and ‘Roberto Devereux’

Arts Forecast: Soundwave’s diverse, reverberating visions

Arts Forecast: A Princely debut, the Science of Rhythm, Haight Street Fair, more …

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