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Look if You Dare There's some spooky art on the streets of S.F. right now. Paintings about consumer fantasy and desire, Gretchen Vitamvas' "Have/Have Not" exhibit includes lovely images like a skinny supermodel (with a hamburger for a mouth) wearing her guts on the outside. Presented by Ansel Adams Center for Photography, "Street Gallery" includes Cindy Sherman's weird mix of real and artificial body parts. You can see "Have/Have Not" for free all day and night at 24 Gannett kiosks, between Embarcadero & Van Ness, S.F. You can see "Street Gallery" for free at 10 illuminated bus shelters on Market Street and in the Yerba Buena arts district, S.F. "Have/Have Not" continues through Dec. 3; call 252-2586. "Street Gallery" continues through Nov. 5; call 495-7000.

Scary But Safe Since Halloween in the Castro has grown increasingly dangerous and just plain yucky, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are offering an alternative in a friendlier, indoor location. A benefit for numerous organizations, "HallowQueen" promises cabaret acts, costumes galore, and all-night dancing. Dress up, then show up at 8 p.m. at Pleasuredome, 177 Townsend, S.F. Tickets are $15; call 552-0220.