#bay-area-arts

#bay-area-arts

Asgary's work implicates you in future mythological excavations, bridging time and history through various mediums, turning everyday objects into conduits of communication.

A once-forgotten 1970 queer film is returning to the screen after a partial print was rescued from the trash, directed by Mike Thomas.

Join us for Lyrical Legacy, a celebration of 10 years of Lyrical Opposition featuring live hip-hop, poetry, and more—a testament to community artistry.

People should know that Mildred is firmly rooted in representing African American life and culture, from the historic to the contemporary, said Cheryl Ward, a San Francisco art collector.

It's eerie how the theme of instant change permeates the three works below. It's even more disturbing that the news of a crucial Bay Area theatre reducing or cancelling its season has become so common.

The festival is a wonderful reflection of the Bay Area's cultural richness, showcasing talent from professional companies and community groups that represent diverse dance styles.

Known trans theatre folk certainly did. A few professed allies did. But the number of companies and venues to do so was depressingly low, and I can't recall a single Cesar Chavez acknowledgement.