The Docter is in
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Piedmont filmmaker Pete Docter talks about music, philosophy, and the making of his daring new movie Soul
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Oakland Symphony leads virtual inaugural ball to celebrate Kamala Harris
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The free event, streamed online and then available on demand, will include contributions from more than 25 local artists and groups.arts
Film program founder says industry still largely overlooks queer people of color
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Madeleine Lim launched the Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project in 2000 to address the lack of queer women of color among filmmakers.Arts & Entertainment
Black San Quentin artists provoke questions about the criminal justice system
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Curator of a new digital exhibition of art by San Quentin inmates says the creative work lets the artists turn their "most painful experiences into something beautiful."Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: A virtual trip to Sundance, free film events, and more
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There are a number of virtual events with strong regional connections, some of which will be part of this year’s Sundance Film Festival.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Quarantine tunes to kick off 2021
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From classical to jazz to folk, here are some highlights to add to your playlist.Arts & Entertainment
In the Artist’s Studio | Larraine Seiden
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Encaustic painting, collage, and sculpture are part of life's rhythms for this artist, mother, and Wildwood art teacher.Arts & Entertainment
Local Lit | January’s top literary happenings
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Virtual conversations with Daniel Mason; Ann Patchett; and Alex Davies; virtual events and actual books celebrate MLK; Filipino cooking and more this month around the Bay.Arts & Entertainment
Bay City Books: New Books from Bay Area Authors – January 2021
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New books, and new in paperback, from San Francisco Bay Area authors, listed by release date.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Soothing, fun, sly and thoughtful films to usher in 2021
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Five recommendations for films to stream from Bay Area indie theatersArts & Entertainment
