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A Hip-Hop-Heavy Blue Note Jazz Festival Celebrates the Spiritual Lineage of Black Music

In Jona Frank’s EUQINOM Exhibit, There’s No Place Like Home

At Gallery Wendi Norris, a Magical Encounter With Remedios Varo’s Work

Pain, Beauty and Immortality in ‘Frida y Diego,’ SF Opera’s First Spanish-Language Work

Mika Rottenberg’s ‘Spaghetti Blockchain’ Pries Open Our Very Weird World

At Berkeley Rep, ‘Let the Right One In’ Delivers a Scintillating Vampire Tale

At the de Young, an Ansel Adams Exhibition Looks Beyond the Iconic

Nyame Brown’s Black World-Building Depicts a Necessary Future

Migrant Children Face Grown-Up Problems in Engrossing ‘Tori and Lokita’

In ‘The Lost King,’ Sally Hawkins Gets a Ghostly Guide in Search for Royal Bones

At the de Young, Kehinde Wiley’s Epic Elegy for Black Lives Also Creates Space for Grief

A Wild Child’s ‘Return to Seoul’ Flips the Script

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