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- Music: Rock/Pop
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French Miami
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (9:30pm) @ Hemlock Tavern
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Two local bands with strong sounds share the bill at Hemlock the night after Christmas. With a name like French Miami, the headliners must know... View details »
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Spellbound
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (2:50pm) @ The Castro Theatre
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All of Alfred Hitchcock's films are deeply rooted in psychology, but Spellbound is unusual for its direct treatment of psychoanalysis. Produced in 1945, during... View details »
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Reverend Horton Heat
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (8pm) @ The Fillmore
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Tonight, the Fillmore opens up double-fisted cans of country-fried whup-ass. On one hand, you've got the good Reverend, who's been stomping out Texas-sized psychobilly since... View details »
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There Will Be Blood
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 @ Various locations
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2007 has been the strongest year cinema has seen in at least a decade, so the following claim is not a mild one: There Will... View details »
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RIP.MIX.BURN.BAM.PFA
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (11am–5pm) @ Berkeley Art Museum
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Like a new-media update on Marcel Duchamp's mustachioed Mona Lisa, the Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive's latest show exhibits contemporary artists' provocative reconfigurations of existing... View details »
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Dracula
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (11am–5pm) @ Cartoon Art Museum
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Edward Gorey (1925-2000) remains one of the most admired and emulated illustrators to date, each meticulous shade and line of his drawings maintaining a darkly... View details »
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Big Ideas, Small Works
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (10am–6pm) @ Sculpturesite Gallery
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Big-ticket American art sometimes seems to come in one size only: extra-large. Such scaling can be subversive, but all too often it seems like yet... View details »
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Ruth Asawa
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (10:30am–5:30pm) @ Rena Bransten Gallery
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Despite the obvious differences in their work, Ruth Asawa's fabric sculptures inspire comparisons with the late Georgia O'Keefe. Both evoke the natural world while refusing... View details »
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Civil Twilight
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (10am–6pm) @ Electric Works
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Electric Works' new group show serves as the perfect prelude to the year's end. Civil Twilight addresses the opposing forces of destruction and transition, mirroring... View details »
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Apocalypse Now
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (11am–6pm) @ CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts
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Politically engaged duo Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla have become a major presence on SF's art scene this fall with their co-curated exhibition at CCA... View details »
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In the Fullness of Time
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (noon–5pm) @ The Luggage Store
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Perched above a gloomy stretch of Market Street and bookended by roughed-up façades, the Luggage Store Gallery has weathered two decades as a respected venue... View details »
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Robots Are Art
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (10am–10pm) @ Float
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... om prosthetic limbs to dental-training aids to in-car GPS navigation, robots and robotics technology have become fully integrated into our everyday lives. Celebrating all... View details »
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Paper! Paper! Paper!
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (11am–5pm) @ Market Street Gallery
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The Market Street Gallery's latest group show explores the potential of that most humble of mediums: paper. Twenty-five local artists salute the two-dimensional form through... View details »
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Helvetica
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 @ Roxie New College Film Center
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Gary Hustwit's documentary Helvetica considers the cultural importance of typography by tracing the proliferation of the titular font. First developed in Switzerland, the typeface... View details »
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Gee Vaucher
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Wednesday Dec 26, 2007 (11am–6pm) @ Jack Hanley Gallery
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Having designed much of the album art for '80s anarcho-peace punks Crass, Gee Vaucher continues to turn her straight razor on the visual culture of... View details »
