Diane Arbus

Dreamy Patti Smith Visits SF, Enjoys Fans, Party, Shrimp

Night+Day

Snap Judgment

Nothing Natural About It

Our top DVD picks for the week of May 8:

Freak, Out

Playing legendary photographer Diane Arbus, Nicole Kidman is an unconvincing weirdo

Film Orgy

An abundance of the best international cinema at the 2006 Telluride and Toronto film festivals

Expo Sure

Picturing S.F. and beyond

Image Consciousness

Michael Garlington -- an enormously talented art photographer with a penchant for the macabre -- has a drunken, wild-man persona. Or is that a canny self-promoter we see behind the curtain?

Picture This

At Photo San Francisco, four days of all things emulsified, exposed, and enlarged

What Is Normal?

Charles Gatewood is the pervert next door

The House of Sour Cream

Our critic finds Russian food more artful than a Russian painter

Film It Yourself

The Film Arts Festival of Independent Cinema: an ideal reality check

Picture Imperfect

Did photographer Diane Arbus exploit her subjects? Decide for yourself at her huge new exhibit

Proofs Positive

Did photographer Diane Arbus exploit her subjects? Decide for yourself at her huge new exhibit

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Did photographer Diane Arbus exploit her subjects? Decide for yourself at her huge new exhibit

Saving Face

Documenting the entire German population in the silver-print census of August Sander

Hung Jury

"Walker Evans" opens at SFMOMA

Night+Day

"Walker Evans" opens at SFMOMA

The Book of Lists

SF Weekly contributors salute the best (and worst) music of 1995

One of Us. One of Us.

SF Weekly contributors salute the best (and worst) music of 1995

Art Review: Various: "Furthermore"

SF Weekly contributors salute the best (and worst) music of 1995

Art Review: Various: "Furthermore"

SF Weekly contributors salute the best (and worst) music of 1995

Drag It Up

SF Weekly contributors salute the best (and worst) music of 1995

Annoyed Neighbor Is Beaten While Photographing Bar Patrons Puking

This makes me want to throw up​A NOPA woman who was sickened -- literally -- by the stream of unruly bar patrons puking near her doorstep decided to make it into an exhibit. According to police, the 50-year-old woman -- who had been complaining about noise coming from the nearby bars along Fulton ... More >>