Artist Diaries: The rule of thirds and creative license
For my sixth oil painting, I’ve decided I would spend some time thinking about composition and engagement. When I first selected this photo, which was…
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Explore San Francisco and Bay Area culture through theater reviews, film, contemporary art, and creative events. Featuring original artwork by Loni Stark, film reviews by Jeanne Powell, and insights by ATCA member Clinton Stark.
San Francisco Photo of the Day: Robert Arneson ‘Yin and Yang’
There are so many great things about San Francisco, that it’s sometimes easy to overlook all the wonderful public sculptures lurking behind seemingly every corner and…
Annual 42nd Street Moon fundraising gala features songs of Broadway and Hollywood in the 1940s
42nd Street Moon announced they will end the 2009/10 season with Kiss The Boys Goodbye: The Songs of Broadway and Hollywood in the 1940s, a…
Theater Review: ‘In the Heights’ an inspired celebration
The Curran Theatre in San Francisco was one heck of a fun place to be last night. Touring Broadway show (by SHN) In the Heights opened…
Things To Do: Sonia Flew (SJ Rep), Giant Bones (Exit Theatre), Meals on Wheels Gala (San Francisco)
It’s another busy weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area for theater and live events. It’s somewhat surprising to see so many events crowded into…
Special Napa Film Screening: The Most Dangerous Man in America
ZinHaze Productions and the Napa Film Festival announced a special screening of the 2010 Academy Award-nominated Best Documentary The Most Dangerous Man in America. The screening will…
San Francisco Bay Area new media: Theater panel discussion
Earlier this week I was invited to speak on a panel at the annual Theatre Bay Area conference. Entitled “Situation Critical: Theater Coverage in the…
Pink Martini and the San Francisco Symphony to perform at Davies Symphony Hall
Pink Martini returns to Davies Symphony Hall to perform two special concerts with the San Francisco Symphony led by Assistant Conductor Donato Cabrera at 8:00…
Theater Review: ‘Peter Pan’ gets the Avatar treatment in San Francisco
Everything but the kitchen sink gets tossed into the high-tech version of Peter Pan that opened yesterday at Ferry Park in San Francisco. With a 360-degree jumbo…
The Steve Silver Foundation and Beach Blanket Babylon select 9 students to compete for scholarships
Jo Schuman Silver, producer of Steve Silver’s Beach Blanket Babylon, announced today the selection of nine Bay Area finalists for the Steve Silver Foundation and…