San Francisco Opera Offers New Stream for Ferry Riders
Ferry riders seeking a cultural diversion on their sojourns across the Bay will now be able to explore a new offering by the San Francisco … Read more
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City Lights to Publish New Poetry Next Spring
City Lights has announced that it will publish a new collection of poetry titled “Metamorphoses” by Evan Kennedy next spring. Due to be out on … Read more
Exclusive Interview with ICASF Curator on Eve of New Opening
As noted in an earlier post, San Francisco’s newest art museum, the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (ICASF), is readying for an October opening, and recently … Read more
Magic Theatre Presents “Otto Frank” in Encore Engagement
The Magic Theatre’s first Home Resident Company- Campo Santo has announced an encore engagement of the premiere run of Otto Frank, a new piece created … Read more
CJM Presents “Gillian Laub: Family Matters”
Beginning October 13, The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) will present Gillian Laub: Family Matters, a solo exhibition that presents the saga of an American family. … Read more
Dreamy Dance Theater at the Presidio
Presidio Theatre opens its fall season with Dancing Earth’s production of Between Underground & Skyworld, Saturday, September 24, at 7 pm; and Sunday, September 25, … Read more
Francoise LeClerc is a Sculptor With Remarkable Vision
Cultural Currents recently discovered Francoise LeClerc, a Bay Area sculptor working in ceramics and found objects. Often depicting horses, her work evokes themes of emergence … Read more
Grab a Ferry to the Gateway for Another Hayman Performance
CATE HAYMAN LIVE at the Gateway, will feature her favorite songs and stories from her times on and off the stage. The show begins at … Read more
“Anthony and Cleopatra” Makes its World Premiere with SF Opera
Not all ferry rides can be routine. Just ask the “Queen of the Nile” about her final fateful journey. San Francisco Opera presents the world … Read more
Modernism Stages Unique Matisse Exhibition
In 1903, two years before his emergence as the leader of Fauvism, Henri Matisse made a modest self-portrait depicting himself as an etcher. Based on this small black-and-white print, … Read more