This week’s stories
San Francisco’s Lost Art Salon finds forgotten 20th century artists
The gallery reimagines art collecting by expanding the canon and cementing lost legacies.
Review: ‘Ausländer,’ Michael Moritz’ family tale of escape, exile and death
An exhaustively researched saga of a family that seems to have been present in virtually every chapter of modern history.
Can $500,000 jump-start the Tenderloin’s theater district?
Bilal Mahmood sure hopes so.
Six decades of duende with Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco
The nation’s oldest flamenco company celebrates its anniversary at Herbst Theatre Oct. 17.
Snaps
Everybody loves pupusas!
On Valencia Street. Photo by Kathy Drasky.
El monstruo
On 16th Street. Photo by Mike Santiago.
Beauty and the Bougainvillea
At Duboce Park. Photo by Zachary Smith.
End of the line
At Pier 7. Photo by Jake Hanft.
Love in the shadows
At Crane Cove Park. Photo by Walter Mackins.
Comunicación nonverbal
At Pier 30. Photo by Mike Santiago.
Tres colores
At 24th and Capp Street. Photo by Angel Mayorga.
