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California Jazz Conservatory is shutting down and hosting a fire sale to liquidate items.
Monterey Fish Market supports wildfire victims with crab roll sales for charity.
BAMPFA's Masc II film series highlights gender nonconforming heroes curated by Jenni.
Board game designer Randy O'Connor leads a workshop at Victory Point Cafe.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA is a premier visual arts center connecting locals and global audiences through art and film.
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Best of the Bay 2024 Editors' Pick: Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive - 48 hills

BAMPFA stands out for its vast collection and innovative programming, making it a must-visit cultural destination in the Bay Area.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA serves as a transformative cultural forum, enhancing educational experiences through a diverse range of art and film.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA offers free admission on the first Thursday of every month, fostering accessibility to art and culture.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA offers free admission on the first Thursday of each month, fostering community engagement and access to diverse artistic experiences.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA offers free admission on the first Thursday of each month, fostering community engagement with art and film.

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors' Pick: Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive - 48 hills

BAMPFA stands out for its vast collection and innovative programming, making it a must-visit cultural destination in the Bay Area.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA serves as a transformative cultural forum, enhancing educational experiences through a diverse range of art and film.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA offers free admission on the first Thursday of every month, fostering accessibility to art and culture.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA offers free admission on the first Thursday of each month, fostering community engagement and access to diverse artistic experiences.

Free First Thursdays at Berkeley Art Museum

BAMPFA offers free admission on the first Thursday of each month, fostering community engagement with art and film.
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Making Their Mark' at BAMPFA is a call to action to champion women artists

Only 11% of artworks acquired by U.S. museums in the last decade were created by women and women artists earn significantly less than men.

From BAMPFA's permanent collection: the ephemeral

James Lee Byars' performance art emphasizes impermanence, reflecting the experimental spirit of the Bay Area art scene in the 1970s.

Filmmaker Edward Yang's Taipei Stories Shimmer at BAMPFA | KQED

Edward Yang's full filmography will be screened at BAMPFA this spring, showcasing his diverse range of work.
Yang's films are characterized by beautifully composed shots, emotional depth, and narrative complexity, reflecting his humanist approach to filmmaking.
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Boots Riley and Cauleen Smith showcase made-in-Oakland films at BAMPFA

Filmmakers Cauleen Smith and Boots Riley will present their debut movies, which were shot in Oakland twenty years apart, at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA).
Smith's film, Drylongso, tells the story of a young Black photography student capturing the faces of young Black men at risk of becoming extinct in a declining West Oakland. Riley's film, Sorry to Bother You, follows a telemarketer in the rapidly gentrifying Oakland of the 2010s.

BAMPFA to honor Lynn Hershman Leeson and Sky Hopinka at 2024 Art and Film Benefit

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive will pay tribute to Lynn Hershman Leeson and Sky Hopinka at their annual Art and Film Benefit.
The event supports BAMPFA's commitment to art, film, and student engagement.

Boots Riley and Cauleen Smith showcase made-in-Oakland films at BAMPFA

Filmmakers Cauleen Smith and Boots Riley will present their debut movies, which were shot in Oakland twenty years apart, at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA).
Smith's film, Drylongso, tells the story of a young Black photography student capturing the faces of young Black men at risk of becoming extinct in a declining West Oakland. Riley's film, Sorry to Bother You, follows a telemarketer in the rapidly gentrifying Oakland of the 2010s.

BAMPFA to honor Lynn Hershman Leeson and Sky Hopinka at 2024 Art and Film Benefit

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive will pay tribute to Lynn Hershman Leeson and Sky Hopinka at their annual Art and Film Benefit.
The event supports BAMPFA's commitment to art, film, and student engagement.
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