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A seated crowd looks left, behind them a projectionists stands next to two film projectors, one actively beaming light.

There’s Nothing Like Seeing Moving Images in the Dark

A WPA-era mural by Victor Arnautoff depicting slave ownership and Native American genocide is part of a new controversy at George Washington High School in San Francisco.

Judge Won’t Allow Mural at San Francisco School to Be Covered

SFMOMA's Cuts to Film, Other Programs Prompt Widespread Outrage

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SFMOMA Cuts Several Programs and Staff Positions, Citing Declining Attendance

At Legion of Honor, Life in Pompeii—And Bread—Preserved For Millennia

Diana Guerrero-Maciá’s Textile Work Lights Up Traywick Contemporary

Oakland Photographer Chanell Stone on Reaffirming Black Spaces in Nature

Ebony G. Patterson, 'when the land is in plumage...a peacock is in molting,' 2020, at the ICA in San Jose.

In Ebony G. Patterson’s ‘Garden,’ Hidden Dangers and Delights

Oakland’s Cultural Affairs Manager Roberto Bedoya Wins 2021 Berresford Prize

Rosie Lee Tompkins’ Mesmerizing Quilts on Grand Display at BAMPFA

Local Artists Capture Shared Experiences of Pandemic in SFMOMA’s ‘Close to Home’

SF Sends $1,000 in Monthly Relief to Artists, Critics Say Process ‘Inequitable’

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