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Examiner San Francisco Edition — July 29, 2010

I last wrote about composer Matthew Cmiel, currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in composition at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, in conjunction with his organization of the Hot Air Music Festival this past April.  The spirit behind... »

Arthouse movie listings for July 28-August 3, 2010

SF Weekly — July 28, 2010

Artists' Television Access. "Cut and Run: Evolution and Life of the Mind, Body, and Medium": Independent experimental films. Sat., July 31, 8 p.m. $6. 992 Valencia (at 21st St.), 824-3890, www.atasite.org. Castro Theatre. ... »

Ansel Adams - The Masterworks

American TownsShreveport News — July 28, 2010

On April 18, 1906, an aftershock from the famous San Francisco earthquake flung the four-year-old Ansel Adams against a brick wall, smashing his nose... »

Classic cocktails and live jazz at Cliff Bell's Jazz Club

Examiner Bars & Clubs Channel Articles — July 28, 2010

Ciao! Cliff Bell's Jazz Club in Detroit's historic entertainment district is a "must-do" on a trip to downtown. The venue's art-deco style decor and signature bar-side tables make this place as chic as the diva's who... »

Did Ansel Adams take these photos? Are they worth $200 million? Depends who you ask

Culture Monster — July 28, 2010

Rick Norsigian, the antiques buff who bought a couple of boxes of old-fashioned glass-plate photographic negatives at a garage sale 10 years ago in Fresno, then set out to prove they were taken by Ansel Adams early in his career,... »

Kal Spelletich Machine Art & Robotics Show in NYC

Laughing Squid — July 28, 2010

Kal Spelletich is bringing his art from San Francisco to present “Cosmicism & Contemporary Forestry From Northern California” August 5-31 at Jack Hanley Gallery in New York City. The show, which features machines, robots and photographs, has an opening... »

Making Films, in the Mission

Mission Loc@L — July 28, 2010

Citizen Film and the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. »

From the Eyes of Ferris Plock

The Shooting Gallery — July 28, 2010

Although the show is weeks away, August 14th, we wanted to get you all excited for Ferris Plock and his solo show “Rest For The World” here at the Shooting Gallery. We drafted up some text and picture questions that we hope you will enjoy, and also be ... »

This Weekend in Street Art: POOPDICK

Uptown Almanac — July 27, 2010

I feel like this might be the most important development in San Francisco street art this year.  Dick Chicken paved the way for Pussy Ham and now POOPDICK and his 90s popculture references are here to complete the package.(Thanks Ben!)Categorized: Art ... »

Public Art by Denver Artist Robert Mangold

Examiner Neighborhoods Channel Articles — July 27, 2010

On the northwest corner of Denver's Civic Center Park stands an untitled public art sculpture by Robert Mangold. The steel sculpture consists of two separate elements; each piece has an upright trunk shape supporting a mass of hollow steel pipes... »