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November 25, 2011
Graff City: New App Encourages Virtual Graffiti
For those who've wanted to tag the walls of San Francisco with impunity, now's your time. The San Francisco Arts Commission and the Department of Public Works are launching a street-art graffiti app that lets anyone paint, spray, tag, etc on the walls of our fair city. However, it's done through ... More >>
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October 5, 2011
Sex Worker Advocates Launch First Media Campaign -- on Muni
When you consider the unsavory elements one encounters on Muni -- seeds, stabbings, sermons, and semen, -- an ad campaign advocating for prostitutes' rights is rather benign.Local sex worker activists have launched a media campaign aimed to educate the bus-riding populace that sex workers are pe ... More >>
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September 16, 2011
Tom Otterness, Sculptor Who Killed Dog, Wins Art Contract for Central Subway Project
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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June 15, 2011
A Movement Defaced: Queer Street Art Fights for Legitimacy
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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May 25, 2011
Plate Glass and Concrete
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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March 23, 2011
Who Do You Want to Be Today?
Not necessarily a cat person Is art still subjective if it involves killing a dog?The Examiner gives us a not-so-uplifting story today about a Brooklyn sculptor who once shot and killed a dog for art's sake. While Tom Otterness is a well-known artist in the streets of New York, this slight fact s ... More >>
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March 14, 2011
How Scary Will the New Transbay Transit Center Sculpture Be?
Courtesy of Tim Hawkinson and Pelli Clarke Pelli ArchitectsIt's reasonable to expect that the transformation of the now-destroyed structure once known as San Francisco's Transbay Terminal into a glistening new hub for high-speed rail will be for the best. In its final years, the old Transbay Term ... More >>
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September 29, 2010
Support the Arts - Get Stamped
Courtesy of Tim Hawkinson and Pelli Clarke Pelli ArchitectsIt's reasonable to expect that the transformation of the now-destroyed structure once known as San Francisco's Transbay Terminal into a glistening new hub for high-speed rail will be for the best. In its final years, the old Transbay Term ... More >>
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October 23, 2009
10 Things To Do This Weekend For Under $10
Dick JawsThe Mummies do double duty on Saturday nightKowloon Walled City CD Release @ Annie's (Fri.) San Francisco sludgemasters Kowloon Walled City express sonic aggression with oppressive riffage. The rhythm section alone sounds massive enough to pave city streets, steamrolling by with elephant ... More >>
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October 14, 2009
Art Trip
Dick JawsThe Mummies do double duty on Saturday nightKowloon Walled City CD Release @ Annie's (Fri.) San Francisco sludgemasters Kowloon Walled City express sonic aggression with oppressive riffage. The rhythm section alone sounds massive enough to pave city streets, steamrolling by with elephant ... More >>
Music
March 18, 2009
Arts groups create new music opportunities in the Tenderloin
Dick JawsThe Mummies do double duty on Saturday nightKowloon Walled City CD Release @ Annie's (Fri.) San Francisco sludgemasters Kowloon Walled City express sonic aggression with oppressive riffage. The rhythm section alone sounds massive enough to pave city streets, steamrolling by with elephant ... More >>
Blogs
June 26, 2008
Free Panel Discussion on Hip-Hop Today
Dick JawsThe Mummies do double duty on Saturday nightKowloon Walled City CD Release @ Annie's (Fri.) San Francisco sludgemasters Kowloon Walled City express sonic aggression with oppressive riffage. The rhythm section alone sounds massive enough to pave city streets, steamrolling by with elephant ... More >>
Blogs
May 12, 2008
The High Price of Getting a Head: City Hall Busts Cost an Arm and a Leg
Dick JawsThe Mummies do double duty on Saturday nightKowloon Walled City CD Release @ Annie's (Fri.) San Francisco sludgemasters Kowloon Walled City express sonic aggression with oppressive riffage. The rhythm section alone sounds massive enough to pave city streets, steamrolling by with elephant ... More >>
Music
January 2, 2008
The new Fox Theater, the arty Red Poppy, and the hustlin' Demolition Men
The Bay is looking up in 2008
Blogs
November 5, 2007
Giant Bourgeois Spider Mounts San Francisco
The Bay is looking up in 2008
News
March 22, 2006
Space, the Final Frontier
The San Francisco art collective Rebar wants to redefine where we live, one gonzo project at a time
Culture
June 29, 2005
Art Beat
Our critics weigh in on local exhibits
Culture
May 25, 2005
Artbeat
Our critics weigh in on local exhibits
Culture
April 27, 2005
Artbeat
Our critics weigh in on local exhibits
Culture
March 30, 2005
Artbeat
Our critics weigh in on local exhibits
Culture
January 26, 2005
City Lights
Capturing the Embarcadero at night and the 22 Fillmore all day long
Calendar
November 26, 2003
A Curious Betrothal
Kick-ass Filipinas become Mail Order Brides
News
December 26, 2001
Organ Failure
An ambitious plan to relocate a historic pipe organ to the Embarcadero threatens nothing but sour notes
News
June 28, 2000
Matt Smith
In a Galaxy Far Too Close to Home
News
November 10, 1999
Mister Sandman
The Bay Area's most prolific beach artist steps forward after years of anonymity
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September 17, 1997
Slap Shots
The Bay Area's most prolific beach artist steps forward after years of anonymity

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