Arts
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SF Station's event picks this week
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Thu Nov 5 - Sat Jan 2
at Scott Nichols Gallery (see listing for times) Galleries, Photography
In Rolfe Horn's darkroom hangs a scroll lettered in Japanese calligraphy which roughly translates, may your heart/mind/soul be pure...
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Fri Nov 6
On display will be a collection of original paper cuts from the Olympia-based artist's 2010 Calendar and from her latest children's book, "All In A Day."...
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Fri Nov 6
at Medicine Agency (7pm - 11pm) Galleries
The centerpiece of the show is an army of 100 hand painted soda cans that have been transformed into the kaleidoscopic “POPSTARS AND COKEHEADS” characters, a playfully...
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Fri Nov 6 - Sun Dec 20
Artist Statement: Natural space and the energies which either impose or relate themselves to it have long since been a prominent focus in my work. My concern lies...
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Fri Nov 6 - Sat Dec 12
The situations in these pictures seem common: a quiet moment alone, teenage boys lounging, and laughing with a friend. The environments are familiar: a schoolyard, a kitchen...
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Tue Nov 10 - Wed Dec 9
Juried exhibition of new student work in video, photography, textiles, metal arts, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking and more. Annual display of works...
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Thu Nov 5 - Sat Nov 21
Orwell's 1984 and Gilliam's Brasil twisted the popular consciousness of their time into utopian nightmares. Random Idiot Factor, the latest brainchild of Ham Pants Productions...
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Thu Nov 5 - Sun Nov 8
Award-winning writer/performer Kimberly Dark debuts Dykeotomy in San Francisco! Join Kimberly Dark for four performances of Dykeotomy, a new solo performance for everyone who...
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Thu Nov 5 - Sat Nov 7
As part of its ongoing commitment to the diverse artistic voices shaping the performing arts in Africa, YBCA presents one of South Africa’s leading choreographers...
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Fri Nov 6 - Sat Nov 7
Through elegies of story, song, dance, drag and more, the Bay Area’s noted and notorious queer and trans people of color performance crew will honor our erased, fallen and...
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Wed Nov 4
Anna Getty talks about "Dreaming of a Green Christmas," which helps families reduce their carbon footprint and save money without sacrificing style or tradition.
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Thu Nov 5
Foer is one of the most acclaimed writers of his generation. His first novels, Everything is Illuminated and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, sold over 700,000 copies. His first work of nonfiction, Eating...
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Thu Nov 5
D’Ambrosio and several outstanding Bay Area musicians will come together to bring this story of Cash’s most controversial album to life through readings and songs...
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Fri Nov 6
New York-based Bruce Benderson's new novel Pacific Agony is available now from Semiotext(e). Benderson is also the author of the memoir The Romanian: Story of an Obsession...
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Mon Nov 9
Paul Lewis will present a dozen projects by his New York–based firm, Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis (LTL), ranging from speculative urban strategies to buildings...
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Mon Nov 9
at LIMN Gallery (6pm - 10pm) Literary Arts
Join the Center for the Art of Translation for its book release party to celebrate the publication of its anthology of literature in translation, Wherever I Lie Is...
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