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Playback's AudioBus Takes the Show on the Road...
Michael Leaverton • 07/28/2011 8:00 am

We understand a certain hesitance toward experimental music performances: Nobody wants to squat in a damp culvert listening to cats scream for 36 hours…

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Neko Case's New Tattoos: What They Mean
Hiya Swanhuyser • 07/12/2011 7:30 am

We saw Neko Case at Stern Grove on July 3 — so did you, judging by the number of people up in the trees….

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Three S.F. Public Artworks Named Best in the...
by SF Weekly Staff • 06/21/2011 5:00 pm

Public art is, well, let's call it “complex.” From the very start of any project it's acknowledged that a certain number of people will…

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Graffiti Guru Offers Street Art Tours
Caroline Chen • 06/21/2011 3:00 pm

No matter how cool you are, there's still a good chance that the only thing you know about street art is sometimes you come…

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Iconic 'Defenestration' Artwork to Come Down with Hugo...
Lauren Smiley • 06/16/2011 2:58 pm

The chairs, sofas, and lamps crawling up the walls of the defunct Hugo Hotel on Sixth Street might be destroyed when the building is…

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Film Crew Hooks Man's Flesh, Suspends him from Hot-Air Balloon
Film Crew Hooks Man's Flesh, Suspends him from...
by SF Weekly Staff • 06/13/2011 10:00 am

File this under: Too odd to live in obscurity. A film crew from Portland brought a Seattle man to the Sierra to put hooks…

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Art, Performance, and Odd Wares Rise Above Mid-Market...
Larissa Archer • 06/13/2011 9:30 am

You don't have to pick a special day on Market Street to be yelled at by strangers. And it's not that unusual to encounter…

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See the Urban Yetti — Be the Urban...
Heidi De Vries • 06/01/2011 5:30 pm

The United States has Bigfoot, while our neighbors to the north in Canada report seeing the Nuk-luk. Japan in turn has the Hibagon, and…

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After Bicycling to Work on Thursday, Go to...
Paul M. Davis • 05/10/2011 5:00 pm

Bike riders aren't usually the nattiest of dressers, unless ripped-up shorts, Chrome bags, and ironic mustaches fit your definition of the height of fashion….

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Karen Finley in San Francisco: Rage Refined, Rechanneled,...
by SF Weekly Staff • 04/01/2011 8:55 am

“Karen Finley leaves no room for neutrality.” That was part of her introduction to a group of about 50 people at the Yerba Buena…

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