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Marisa Nakasone has degrees in Art History and Studio Art and immerses herself in the diverse forms of creativity and expression in the Bay Area. She writes about art and creative expression, and is an aspiring film buff.

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Today is Not a Dress Rehearsal: New Humans Recap

Last evening I attended the second of three performances coordinated by Mika Tajima and New Humans entitled Today is Not a Dress Rehearsal. This...
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More on graffiti debate: graffiti art challenges intrusive advertisments in public spaces

An illegal billboard was white-washed and transformed into an original work of art in NYC. (Image above via Laughing Squid, Via Wooster...
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At CJM Chagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish Theater

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Thoroughly researched and beautifully installed, The Contemporary Jewish Museum's latest exhibition, Chagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish...
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Stephen Vincent documents Obama's first 100 days

Were you expecting another posterized Obama image ala Shepard Fairey? Poet and artist Stephen Vincent's ONE DAY exhibition at Steven Wolf Fine Arts...
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Living With Art: Rethinking the "Don't Touch the Art" Mentality and Hotel Des Arts

San Francisco has a lot to offer artsy folks--there are countless museums and galleries to visit. The same can be said about major cities across the...
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The Art of Participation at SF MOMA

The Art of Participation at SF MOMASome deem art to be an elitist practice with success reserved to those who are fortunate enough to have leisure...
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Blank gallery space + 77 artists = ILLUSION 7 at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts

Remember when you were say, three or four years old, and you had that crazy, persistent urge to draw all over the walls of the house with crayons (and...
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I Want It That Way

We are all familiar with the iconic army recruitment poster featuring a pointing Uncle Sam authoritatively telling viewers, "I WANT YOU!"...
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