Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
Earth Day: Five new books to inspire protecting the planet
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Thoughtful books about plants, climate change, recycling, and a gorgeous adult coloring book top the list.Arts & Entertainment
‘American Insurrection’ dives deep into the rise of violent domestic extremism in the U.S.
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Exedra advisor and Cal J-School lecturer David Thigpen contributed to the ProPublica/Frontline/Berkeley Journalism project that released today.Arts & Entertainment
‘Free little art gallery’ springs up in Berkeley
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Pamela Gaye Walker's outdoor gallery was inspired by the popular 'little free library" movement and the loss of access to indoor cultural venues during the pandemic.Arts & Entertainment
City Council to consider renewal of Piedmont Center for the Arts lease on April 19
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Based on community input, the city has negotiated with PCA to make some changes to the proposed lease.Arts & Entertainment
‘See Black Womxn,’ de Young virtual events explore role of Black women in art
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The four 'See Black Womxn' co-founders act as facilitators for the events and discussions about Black arts and how Black women view themselves in art.Arts & Entertainment
‘Synth-doom’ duo’s debut, ‘Plague Notes,’ predates covid
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With 'Plague Notes,' Marc Kate and Andee Connors set out to achieve the sonic equivalent of “sublime annihilation” through instrumental experimentation.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Bay Area leading lights feature at SFFILM
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Fantastic Negrito, Stewart Brand and other Bay Area artistic luminaries take the screen and stage in this week's picks.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: New takes on old classics remade in new form
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Edgar Allen Poe-inspired operas by Getty and Debussey; The Bluest Eye; East Bay International Jewish Film Festival; stand-up comedy with Steve Trevino; and moreAround Town
