Galería de la Raza has moved, but its former home may be landmarked anyway
The process has been initiated to designate Galería de la Raza’s former building at 24th and...
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Chilean director Silvio Caiozzi gets a retrospective Sunday at the Castro
On Sunday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Castro Theater, Paula Tejeda, the tireless owner of Chile...
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New Sirron Norris mural replacing crumbling one at 18th and Bryant
Former Juicero HQ, now vacant, gets a new look Having been on display for six years, the large...
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Silent-film director hoping to make a little noise
Guillermo Gomez has Asperger’s Syndrome — and a director’s credit. He’s hoping for more of them. ...
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Notes from the underground: Basement art lair offers a glimpse of the Mission’s past — and, perhaps, its future
Even if you’re looking at the ground while you walk — not a terrible idea here in the Mission —...
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Local directors’ ‘Our Country’ heads to Edinburgh Fringe
What is siblinghood? Or, rather, what is a sibling? Some define it as a people with shared...
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In art-heavy Balmy Alley, a new mural comes to life (PHOTOS)
Take a walk down Balmy Alley — between 24th and 25th on one side, and Treat and Harrison on the...
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A tribute to René Yañez, an artist who never got old
It was the fall of 1972 and the two-year-old Galería de la Raza on 24th Street had booked an...
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Streets in San Francisco’s Mission are now painted in gold. For real (with video).
Erik Schmitt’s guerrilla art highlights the choking disparities of Bay Area life Sam Brannan’s...
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Neighborhood notes: Triple shooting on Treat leaves man dead, two victims sent hospital
One dead, two injured in shooting near Cesar Chavez and Treat Street The San Francisco Police...
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SF Carnaval weekend arrives, and here’s a preview
Carnaval weekend begins with loads of music, food and fun on Harrison between 16th and 24th...
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‘Timon of Athens’ takes on wealth in San Francisco, circa 2018
Amid San Francisco’s ballooning decadence and inequality, ne’er is there more an appropriate time...
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Neighborhood Notes: St. Francis Fountain turns 100 years old and plans to close for a few weeks
St. Francis Fountain turns 100 St. Francis Fountain, the diner on the corner of 24th and York...
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Open Studios at the Pacific Felt Factory and elsewhere in the Mission
Today is the final day for viewing art at studios around the Mission District. Doors will be open...
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Artist René Yañez engages viewers with wit and energy
There’s nothing in René Yañez’s playful and inventive art to suggest it’s the work of a man...
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Neighborhood notes, music, fraught fête and more
Free music tonight at the Community Music Center The center’s Concert with Conversation, featuring...
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Thu
14
SOMArts Cultural Center: Forever Is Now: Experiments in Ritual Placemaking
February 14 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Thu
14
Manny’s: Local Leaders Series: SF City Controller Ben Rosenfield
February 14 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
