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Kelley Stoltz
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Thursday Feb 28 (8pm) @ The Independent
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Kelley Stoltz, San Francisco's resident dean of 60's music, returns to Noise Pop toting Circular Sounds, another generous helping of latter-day sunshine rock. His... View details »
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stellastarr*
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Thursday Feb 28 (8pm) @ Great American Music Hall
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Second-generation new romantics stellastarr* have foregone the rouge and shoulder pads and headed straight for the synth-glossed hooks of OG bands like the Psychedelic Furs... View details »
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Blitzen Trapper
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Thursday Feb 28 (7:30pm) @ Bottom of the Hill
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Portland's Blitzen Trapper take the stage at Bottom of the Hill tonight with countrified indie rock. The sextet's third release, last year's Wild Mountain Nation,... View details »
- Music: Global
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo
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Thursday Feb 28 (8pm) @ Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
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Supplanting the narrow, pejorative connotations of "world music" with a universal message of hope, Ladysmith Black Mambazo's rotating cast of singers has stunned audiences of... View details »
- Reading
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Simone Corday
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Thursday Feb 28 (7–8pm) @ Good Vibrations Gallery
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From the high-society madams of the early 20th century to the unionized strippers of the Lusty Lady, San Francisco has long been home to smart,... View details »
- Performing Arts: Comedy
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Human Giant
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Thursday Feb 28 (8pm) @ Mezzanine
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Human Giant isn't all dude-humor and inappropriate behavior. OK, so it pretty much is — but Aziz Ansari, Rob Huebel, and Paul Scheer are three... View details »
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RIP.MIX.BURN.BAM.PFA
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–7pm) @ 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 »
- Film: Animation
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Persepolis
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Thursday Feb 28 @ Various locations
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Not since Art Spiegelman's Maus has a graphic novel so successfully mined its medium to render universal a fiercely specific political struggle; naturally, fans of... View details »
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Tim Lee
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–7pm) @ CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts
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Although it's tempting to dismiss Vancouver-based artist Tim Lee's use of comedy-as-conceptual-device as lacking in depth or social concern, to mistake his work for a... View details »
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Paul McCarthy
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–7pm) @ CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts
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Paul McCarthy built his impeccable reputation from art's most basic materials: paint, food, human bodies, and criticism of cultural codes. McCarthy's bizarre, shrewd provocations encompass... View details »
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An-My Lê
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–8:45pm) @ SFMOMA
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An-My Lê's stunning Small Wars and 29 Palms series find the photographer capturing Vietnam War enthusiasts who recreate scenes of battle and treading through the... View details »
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Gilbert & George
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Thursday Feb 28 @ de Young Museum
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Gilbert & George, the art-world enfants terribles in natty bespoke suits, celebrate 40 years of having made their lives their work in this mammoth exhibition... View details »
- Art: Photography
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Friedlander
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–8:45pm) @ SFMOMA
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Over the last half-century, photographer Lee Friedlander has made a career of cataloging America's urban — and increasingly suburban — landscape. This survey offers a... View details »
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Zhan Wang
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Thursday Feb 28 (10:30–5:30pm) @ Haines Gallery
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Coveted by Chinese intellectuals and nobles, scholar's rocks could once be found everywhere from university courtyards to private gardens. They existed as a minature example... View details »
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Jens Haaning
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–6pm) @ San Francisco Art Institute - Walter and McBean Galleries
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Jens Haaning's new exhibit at SFAI is a reminder as to why the Copenhagen native's work has earned critical paeans. His daring conceptual works toy... View details »
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Finders Keepers
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Thursday Feb 28 (10am–3pm) @ Creativity Explored
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Following on the heels of SFMOMA's recent Joseph Cornell exhibition, Creativity Explored encourages artists to experiment with assemblage. Like the late, great Cornell, the participants... View details »
- Film
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African Film Festival
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Thursday Feb 28 @ Pacific Film Archive Theater
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Berkeley's Pacific Film Archive has picked the cream of the NYC-based African Film Festival's crop for this monthlong series. Opening night belongs to Abderrahmane Sissako's... View details »
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Enrique Chagoya
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–5pm) @ Berkeley Art Museum
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The first major museum retrospective of Enrique Chagoya's mixed-media work revels in thorny cultural hierarchies and identity politics. Chagoya immigrated to California from Mexico City... View details »
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Chuck Arnett
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Thursday Feb 28 (1–5pm) @ GLBT Historical Society
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June 26, 1964: Life magazine proclaims San Francisco "the gay capital" in its landmark spread, "Homosexuality in America." The cover photo featured the masculine denizens... View details »
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James Gobel
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Thursday Feb 28 (10:30am–5:30pm) @ Marx & Zavattero
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Between the scene-stealing bear family in John Waters' A Dirty Shame (2004), the fuzzy visage of the Scissor Sisters' Babydaddy, and the often ruggedly masculine... View details »
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Emory Douglas
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Thursday Feb 28 (noon–9pm) @ Babylon Falling
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When Gil Scott-Heron proclaimed that "the revolution will not be televised," he could just as well have been referring to Emory Douglas' incendiary graphic-design work... View details »
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Jordan Kantor
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–6pm) @ Ratio 3
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Just as Hans Holbein the Younger's famous stretched skull in The Ambassadors functioned as a memento mori, Jordan Kantor's painting of three stacked skulls serves... View details »
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Structured Thoughts
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Thursday Feb 28 (10am–6pm) @ Hang Annex
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Hang's latest show features pieces from four Bay Area artists whose painting, sculpture, and multimedia works encourage a tactile, visceral exploration of the natural world.... View details »
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Jordan Eagles
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Thursday Feb 28 (10:30am–5:30pm) @ Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art
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Jordan Eagles' work will have you seeing red, literally. His white plexiglass panels are covered in resin-coated splotches of animal blood, which at first resemble... View details »
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You ROYGBIV Me
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Thursday Feb 28 @ Tartine Bakery
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Tartine Bakery is usually known for its pastry-mad crowds and the sweet smell of butter floating down 18th Street, but recently, under curator Brianna Toth,... View details »
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Matt Furie
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–5:30pm) @ Jack Fischer Gallery
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Matt Furie lets his freak flag fly in this collection of meticulous colored-pencil and ink drawings, evoking Marcel Dzama by way of Troma Entertainment's schlocky... View details »
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Drama and Desire
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Thursday Feb 28 (10am–9pm) @ Asian Art Museum
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On display for a limited time because of the delicate nature of the artwork, this collection is a treasure trove of ukiyo-e (literally, "pictures of... View details »
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Leonora Carrington
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–7pm) @ Frey Norris Gallery
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Leonora Carrington's paintings are populated by mystics, crones, demons, and damsels with wan, Byzantine faces. There is magic in the air, but also menace, and... View details »
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Landscape, Nature, and Space
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Thursday Feb 28 (11am–6pm) @ Bucheon Gallery
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Bucheon Gallery's new group exhibition might have been smothered under any number of names referencing each artist's respective take on the landscape. Fortunately, the curators... View details »
- Performing Arts: Theatre
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Endgame
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Thursday Feb 28 @ Traveling Jewish Theater
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When Samuel Beckett wrote Endgame in 1957, audiences were more accustomed to stark, conceptual writing and avant-garde theatrics than today. The utterly bizarre one-act play... View details »
