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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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Cinematic psychology and Memento Mori at Catharine Clark Gallery

Carlos and Jason Sanchez's large-scale, color saturated photographs evoke the enigmatic cinematic narratives of Jeff Wall while tying their series...
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Chinese Cultural Center and Kearny Street Workshop: Present Tense Biennial

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Vibrant, political, poetic, and challenging,the Present Tense Biennial, coordinated by the Chinese Cultural Center and the Kearny Street Workshop,...
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Exhibition at NY MOMA showcases visions of Western Frontier

Though this show is at MOMA in New York, I thought it might interest bay area readers. Entitled Into the Sunset:Photography’s Image of the...
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The Waitress Project at the SF Public Library

Waitresses are the stuff of nostalgia--the one that works at your favorite local diner, the one that remembers your name, serves your favorite meals...
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At Needles & Pens: Fragmented and enigmatic stories of transient lives

In the unflinching, snap-shot tradition at best represented by Nan Goldin, Diane Arbus, and Michael Schmelling (and Larry Clark??) and at worst by...
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Prom Night

.floatright { float:right}.floatleft { float:left} Oh prom night--the hyped-up pinnacle of the typical American teenager's life. It is a chance to...
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Double Consciousness

One ever feels his twoness--an American, a Negro; two warring souls, two thoughts, two unreconciled strivings; two warring ideals in...
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