SF Street Style: Colors
SF Station and Academy of Art University have teamed up to deliver a bi-weekly SF Street Style gallery created by AAU styling students. This week’s theme is Colors.
The Paris Review Touches Down at Tosca Cafe
When perusing the capacious commentary of fiction writers on writing, the tireless researcher will find to his or her dismay a glut of contradicting advice on what makes a terrific short story, and how exactly to construct such a tale.
Day of the Dead Exhibition at SOMArts Cultural Center
In honor of the annual November day of the day tradition, SOMArts Cultural Center will be holding a number of events dedicated to giving Bay Area visitors and students a chance to experience firsthand an important cultural celebration for many communities around the world.
Cristina Guerreiro on Memory, Migration and Identity in the Modern Age
With borders separating nation-states becoming less fluid and travel between widely separated regions assailable and affordable, people and places are bound to increasingly resemble one another as information and ideas circulate with ever increasing rapidity.
Photographs by New Journalist Danny Lyon at the deYoung Museum
Now reputed as one of the best documentary photographers to emerge in the 1960s, Danny Lyon transformed the medium of photography by choosing to become a vulnerable and active participant in his photographs, rather than ensconce himself behind a protective and isolating lens.
Art Span’s Annual Open Studio Kicks Off
Starting the weekend of October 13, lovers of the visual arts have the opportunity to once again experience all that the studios of San Francisco have to offer during the month long annual Art Span Open Studio event.
SF Street Style
SF Station and Academy of Art University have teamed up to deliver a bi-weekly SF Street Style gallery created by students at the School of Fashion.
The Serialized Paintings of Martin McMurray at Gallery 16
Artist Martin McMurray has a knack for capturing the emotional drama and ritual of human everyday life with his paintings that offer a glimpse of the role chance plays in determining events that impact and mold the shape of our lives.
Stunning North African Jewelry and Photography Exhibition at MoAD
During his career at the Paris-based fashion empire Hermès , Xavier Guerrand-Hermès amassed a substantial collection of North African jewelry and a significant number of historical portraits of the people inhabiting this region around the turn of the twentieth century.
Librettist Gene Scheer in Conversation
The iconic nineteenth-century American tale Moby Dick by Herman Melville about a sailor, Captain Ahab, bent on revenge against the infamous white sperm whale that took his leg, is coming to the stage and San Francisco.
The Art and Science of Poker at the California Academy of Sciences
Upcoming at the weekly Nightlife at the California Academy of Sciences is a lecture series with Stanford researchers and casino-game experts being called a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the statistics and artistry behind gambling.
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