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For the sculptures in "Phone Home," her solo exhibition now on view at the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco, Sadie Barnette takes familiar household items and transforms them with…
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Story’s Edge: Warren Sonbert’s Propulsive Cinema
Warren Sonbert's cinema is witty, exhausting, sentimental, and full of rage. But it is never facile, and it never concedes to being any of these things all the time.
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Lyrical Oppression: A Performance by Ragnar Kjartansson
The performance did not, of course, resolve the problem of beautiful pop songs glamorizing structural misogyny.
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“Mechanisms”
In the Bay Area, the relationship between art and technology is a common topic for exhibitions. Such shows often focus on artists' use of new computer programs and hardware. But rather than simply…
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De Jesus's memorial drawings offer a unique pantheon of the dead and a personal vision of what makes a life meaningful and worth remembering.
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Reality Check: Oakland’s Museum of Capitalism
The Museum of Capitalism is unusual among institutions that call themselves museums.
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Stop, Look, and Listen: Testing SFMOMA’s Visitor App
As I downloaded the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s new visitor app to my phone, I paused to savor my final moments of one particular innocence. In three decades of museum-going, I had never dow…
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Limited Access: Art and Gentrification in the Mission
Artists’ Television Access (ATA) is an artist-run non-profit in San Francisco’s Mission District. Its ragged punk sign hangs over a few square feet of sidewalk on Valencia Street. A decade or so ago…
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