On Saturday, April 21st, I found myself driving to the San Francisco with a dead squid in the trunk. The squid part wasn't unusual. The unusual part was my destination: the San Franscisco Center for the Book. »
Local artist Benjamin Witzke presents a collection of natural science art with a broad range of subjects and a focus on native California ecology and herpetology in particular. Ben studied zoology at Humboldt state before combining his passion for natu... »
[Five questions to SFMOMA artists, staff, or guests. Ruth Laskey is a winner of the 2010 SECA Art Award, and her work is on view in the fifth-floor galleries.] Do you collect anything? No. But I have a lot of books. If you could steal any artwork in th... »
The Society of California Pioneers' current exhibition documents the state's history through a surprising medium: sheet music. »
TweetThe thing about Lucky Strike at 200 King near 4th Street is that’s it’s not like any bowling alley you’ve ever seen. Call it a “gastropub-ish funhouse” or an “upscale bowling lounge” instead. Get the deets here and now let’s take a look. Exterior ... »
TweetThusly: Click to expand The sidewalks of SoMA couldn’t handle all of these Academy of Art University students in SoMA after a recent fire alarm – they were everywhere. And I thought most AoA-types were up in the Tenderloin. Anyway, I didn’t realiz... »
Panelists include Rebekah Edwards and Monica Jane Peck, authors of essays and criticism on At War, and contributing video artist Daniel Lichtenberg, Tran’s artistic collaborator. The discussion is followed by a Q&A session with curators Peter Max Lawre... »
