Kehinde Wiley Excavates Racial Trauma in de Young Exhibit
Through large scale canvases and bronze sculptures of fallen figures, Kehinde Wiley: An Archaeology of Silence uncovers the roots of Black and Brown trauma in […]
Category: ARTS & CULTURE
Are Literary Classics Still Relevant in High School Curriculums?
To read or not to read? Within the past few years, high school English teachers across the country have asked this question amidst debate over […]
Riders Travel Through Worlds with BART Stories
In March 2021, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) faced many problems: plummeting ridership, phone theft and other issues brought on by the pandemic. But an […]
The Holiday: Why Bad Christmas Movies Can Be So Good
What is the appeal of bad Christmas movies? What makes cheesy love stories wrapped in green and red so unbelievably enjoyable? Despite their trite storylines […]
Artistic Spaces Promote a San Francisco Renaissance
On the corner of 24th Street and Minnesota Street lies an old concrete warehouse that saved San Francisco’s art world. Given the unassuming exterior, it […]
Art on Ocean: Hidden Sunshine in the Ingleside Fog
San Francisco is known for its vibrant arts scene, often considered one of the world’s best cities for art lovers. It’s pretty obvious why when […]
De Young Museum Looks Back at Faith Ringgold’s Legacy
Large scale paintings, story quilts, stuffed soft sculptures and more from fifty years of Faith Ringgold’s comprehensive career decorate the halls of the de Young […]
Behind the Scenes: Neurodiversity in Theater
From Shakespeare to Netflix, acting has been a central part of our culture. We laugh, we cry, we cheer and we boo. But what does […]
Purrforming Arts Department Leaves LWHS with “Memories”
Lick-Wilmerding High School’s production of CATS opened on Thursday, March 31, after months of collaborative effort to put the show together. The musical was a […]
