The appointment of Furio Rinaldi as the new Curator of Drawings and Prints of the two Fine Arts Museums of…
“All across the nation such a strange vibration, People in motion, There’s a whole generation with a new explanation, People…
To prepare for seeing “The Many Saints of Newark,” I went back to look at a few episodes of “The…
Pivoting is still the name of the game for the film industry in general and film festivals specifically. The Mill…
“Unfortunately, I have a lot in common with Eugene Onegin,” said Ethan Vincent, the 30-year-old Apprentice Artist who understudied the…
Now at UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) are nearly 140 powerful works by a broad collection…
It has been a long dry fast for theater, music, and opera aficionados. OK, that was not the worst suffering…
I savored immersing myself in the music of the transformative singer/songwriter/poet Leonard Cohen in the days before I attended “Experience…
It was thrilling to see a live Shakespeare play at California Shakespeare Theater’s Bruns Amphitheater in Orinda. “The Winter’s Tale”…
In July, BalletX kicked their return to in-person performances with a program of premieres in the open-air Mann Center in…
A good retrospective art exhibit presents an overview of an artist’s oeuvre with biographical details and commentary about the work….
Excitement filled the crowded press conference at San Francisco’s de Young Museum last week as the pioneering iconic artist Judy…
Academic “Wokery” undergoes top drawer peer review in the new Netflix Original Series created by Amanda Peet and Amanda Wyman….