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After living in five other zip codes, including New York, Honolulu, and Paris, Kate Cohen now revels in the rich arts scene of the Bay Area. Her work has appeared in Paris Notes and public radio stations WFCR Amherst and KUOW Seattle.

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Megan Wilson, hostess extraordinaire, opens her Home

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Whatever home means to you, you’re sure to be thinking of it this week as you sit down at the Thanksgiving table. To Megan Wilson, home is an...
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SFMOMA is a playhouse for Art of Participation

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I have been a good little museum-goer. I stand behind the line, implied or drawn out for me. I don’t touch the art. I don’t argue with the...
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Jochen Gerz gives The Gift to SFMOMA

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Artist Jochen Gerz has the look of someone who is comfortable wherever he goes. Perhaps that is because over a career that spans forty years, he has...
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Sex symbols of classical music at SF Symphony

I had a calm, relaxing evening of classical music in mind while perusing the San Francisco Symphony website the other day. Lately, I’ve found...
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On election eve, be a good Citizen Cope in SF

Citizen Cope, one of music’s more skilled genre-benders, will perform at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre in San Francisco on November 3 as part...
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Home movies (and your most embarrassing moments) as art

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The thought of watching someone else’s home movies and paying for it might send you screaming for the hills. Memories of Dad stalking the...
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Recording life: StoryCorps comes to SF

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My grandmother tells a few stories we would like to hold onto and though she has a pile of blank journals from well-intentioned relatives, the pages...
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Victorian computers? Steampunk genre part of this year's Litquake

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Litquake—San Francisco’s annual lit fest—serves up an evening of the speculative fiction genre Steampunk this Thursday evening at...
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Max Raabe and the Palast Orchester at SF Jazz Fest

Max Raabe and the Palast Orchester play music that sprung from interwar Berlin and dress up pop songs like Brittany Spear’s “Oops…I...
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Banned books for lunch today: SF Public Library

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Banned books that have gone on to have a glorious shelf life include Animal Farm, Naked Lunch, The Satanic Verses, and…The Very Hungry...
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