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Category Archives: EVENTS
A Seashell Temple, A Glowflower Tree, and More Art Adventures at Burning Man, for Hyperallergic
The playa is never silent; you adapt quickly to the spectrum of ceaseless noise, ranging from a low, distant hum with a faint pulse to a din with a beat that shakes the ground under you. The sounds of EDM, … Continue reading
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Tagged ART, Burning Man, Burning Man 2015, David Best, Jazz Tigan, Michael Garlington, Mike Garlington, REVIEWS, That Thing in the Desert
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Strange Developments: Alternative Process Photography in the Bay Area, a panel discussion
If you can stand the sound of my speaking voice, which I cannot, here is a panel discussion I recently did with the amazing photographers Chris McCaw, John Chiara, and Niniane Kelley at SF Camerawork. This was the first (wildly successful, … Continue reading
Posted in ART, EVENTS, Interviews, photography
Tagged alternative process photography, ART, photography, SF Camerawork
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Photos from the San Francisco Modernism Show, SF Weekly
A few times a year, a massive expo is held at the Concourse Exhibition Center, where you can get a hands-on, visually exhausting crash course in the near-past’s fabulousness. Last weekend saw the SF Modernism Show, a twice-yearly event featuring … Continue reading
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Tagged antiques, fashion, retro, San Francisco, San Francisco Modernism Show, shopping, vintage
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My feet hurt so good after the Black and White Ball. SF Weekly
I previewed the great San Francisco fête here: If it’s June and after dark, and you see women tottering around Civic Center in gowns with color palettes from silent films and their dates’ tuxedo jackets on their shoulders, you’ve probably wandered … Continue reading
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Tagged Black and White Ball, EVENTS, fundraisers, parties, San Francisco, San Francisco Symphony
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Robert Reich spoke with City Arts and Lectures
It was hard to gauge whether anyone who attended Robert Reich’s City Arts and Lectures talk at the Herbst actually learned anything from it, or had hoped to. Given the city, and the politics of the speaker, and the audible … Continue reading
Posted in EVENTS, REVIEWS, San Francisco
Tagged City Arts and Lectures, economics, Herbst Theatre, Robert Reich, San Francisco
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“Love, Anxiety, Happiness, and Everything Else” at RayKo Gallery
No, there is not a new photography exhibit based on the results of my Ok Cupid personality test. “Love, Anxiety, Happiness, and Everything Else” is the appropriately-broad title of a show comprising the work of 50 contemporary photographers, the finalists … Continue reading
Posted in ART, EVENTS, photography, San Francisco, Uncategorized
Tagged ART, Critical Mass, Darius Himes, Fraenkel Gallery, openings, photography, Photolucida, Radius Books, Rayko Photo Center, San Francisco
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“Without Further Ado, Pop-Up is Live!” for SF Weekly
Can you envision a “live magazine?” How about an event that combines the best parts of your favorite magazine, like great writing, unusual and illuminating topics, and beautiful, challenging images, with the spontaneity, ephemerality, and added sensory elements such as … Continue reading
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Tagged Davies Symphony Hall, literary events, pop-up mag, pop-up magazine, San Francisco
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I’m going to Pop-Up Magazine on Wednesday. Are you?
I’ve never been to Pop-Up Mag because my internet connection isn’t fast enough for me to buy tickets in the first nano-second after they go on sale, and then it’s too late. My understanding of what Pop-Up Mag actually is … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, journalism, literary events, magazines, pop-up mag, pop-up magazine, San Francisco, theatre
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Theatre of the Oppressed: a Workshop
“Theatre is a language through which human beings can engage in active dialogue on what is important to them. It allows individuals to create a safe space that they may inhabit in groups and use to explore the interactions which … Continue reading
Take Me Back, Please: The Art Deco Preservation Ball, SF Weekly
I could go on about what great clothing people wore to the Art Deco Society of California‘s Art Deco Preservation Ball on Saturday night, or what an appropriate venue the glitzy and historic Bimbo’s 365 Club is for any vintage-themed event, or how … Continue reading →