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Movie Review: Something in the Air
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Movie Review: Something in the Air

Olivier Assaya’s latest effort is a meandering, if at times uninspired, coming-of-age tale during France’s youth rebellion of the early 1970’s.

Bernini’s Medusa At the Legion of Honor

Bernini’s Medusa At the Legion of Honor

Posted by Kristian Richards on Nov 18, 2011

The arrival of Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s 17th century masterpiece Medusa from Italy’s Musei Capitolini marks a unique opportunity to view an important piece of Roman Baroque art during its first-ever tour in the United States.

Movie Review: The Descendants
In Film

Movie Review: The Descendants

Posted by Mel Valentin on Nov 17, 2011

Writer-director Alexander Payne’s big-screen return proves to be far less than the sum of its parts.

Film Review: Melancholia
In Film

Film Review: Melancholia

Posted by Martin Malloy on Nov 17, 2011 | One Comment

Lars Von Trier is known as much for his controversial nature as he is for his films, but at the end of the day he’s known as a great filmmaker. Melancholia stands as one of his best.

Working Conditions Humpday Happy Hour #1

Working Conditions Humpday Happy Hour #1

Posted by Diana Salier on Nov 16, 2011

Wafaa Yasin, "The Imaginary House of Palestine"

Tonight, Southern Exposure opens its doors–and break room mini-fridge–to anyone checking out Working Conditions, the Mission gallery’s latest exhibit and collaborative art project.

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview
In Film

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview

Posted by Martin Malloy on Nov 15, 2011

Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview isn’t a film, nor is it a documentary. It’s a straight interview that was filmed after Jobs’ exile from Apple and during his time spearheading NeXt, the company he founded after being ousted. Bay Area residents can see it this week during limited screenings.

Literary Readings: Charles Boone, Mingmei Yip & Laura Johnston Kohl

Literary Readings: Charles Boone, Mingmei Yip & Laura Johnston Kohl

Posted by Lily Ko on Nov 15, 2011

This week’s top literary events include visual music, a little calligraphy, and a powerful Jonestown survival memoir.

San Francisco Salsa Congress Arrives… in Oakland

San Francisco Salsa Congress Arrives… in Oakland

Posted by Kristian Richards on Nov 14, 2011

The weekend fun starts a little early and with a bang thanks to performances and workshops at one of the largest Latin dance events in Northern California.

Gallery Openings: The Nothing Box, Blek le Rat & More

Gallery Openings: The Nothing Box, Blek le Rat & More

Posted by Lily Ko on Nov 14, 2011

This weekend, indulge in installations, mixed projections and new street art at top galleries around the city. 

Theater Openings: Fela!, SF Hip Hop DanceFest & More

Theater Openings: Fela!, SF Hip Hop DanceFest & More

Posted by Lily Ko on Nov 13, 2011

This week, celebrate the stage with an acclaimed musical, a Pulitzer-Prize-winning play and some chart-topping hip hop.

Anatomy of a Mural in Polk Gulch

Anatomy of a Mural in Polk Gulch

Posted by Matt Crawford on Nov 11, 2011

Artists responsible for a Native American themed mural in San Francisco’s lower Polk Street neighborhood discuss their inspiration and intentions.

Opening: “Deities, Demons and Dudes With ‘Staches”

Opening: “Deities, Demons and Dudes With ‘Staches”

Posted by Kristian Richards on Nov 11, 2011

Join a Pixar Studios storyboard artist and animator for some technicolor illustrations connected to the opulent Maharaja exhibit at the Asian Art Museum.