Its title sounds like a film score or background music, but “Soundtracks” at SFMOMA wants art-goers to let themselves get uncomfortable.
New York dance-pop duo Sofi Tukker are about to blow up, period.
This highly audio-centric one-man performance retelling the story of a photojournalist lost in the Amazon feels like a podcast — and gets a little heavy into ESP.
A meditation on poverty and corruption in Recife, Brazil
I skipped watching the opening ceremonies, so I managed to last through two solid weeks of intensive Olympics viewing before “The Girl from Ipanema”…
It's been eight years since the genre-bending quartet Brazilian Girls released an album. Their last album, New York City, was rooted in electronica and…
In the space formerly home to Canto Do Brasil comes Minas Brazilian Restaurant and Cachaçeria, an equally vivacious pre-opera or post-World Cup match Brazilian…
