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There’s a fine line between reflecting and appropriating a struggle, and Tut vocalized that the pair was very careful to not fall into the latter category.
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In an interview with The Daily Californian, cast member and former Daily Californian assistant social media editor Zahira Chaudhry described the experience as being “a very physical manifestation of what it feels like to be heard and respected and understood.”
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The talk, aptly titled “Rangers of the Lost Art: WPA Posters of the National Parks,” was hosted by Leen himself, who has spent much of the last 40 years in pursuit of recovering and restoring the 14 posters.
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In poignant moments such as these, the level of attention and care in the room was palpable — everyone was dedicating their whole selves to understand where the reader was coming from.
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Organized as part of the ARC’s global approach to the arts this year, four panels were held at the daylong conference, followed by three live art performances.
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The center hosted its first open mic night of its Spring 2019 series on Jan. 24 and whether these artists wanted to read their poetry or sing an original song, or even showcase their faith in God, the stage was undeniably theirs for the few minutes they went up to perform.
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The league and Heyday were able to undertake this project by bringing together a team of five notable writers who — through their storytelling and knowledge of the richness of culture and science — look back at the history and future of redwood conservation.
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On Jan. 11, Shatner paid a visit to the Flint Center for the Performing Arts at De Anza College in Cupertino. The Canadian actor is only visiting seven cities on his tour — but considering his age of 87 years, this is impressive enough.
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On Tuesday night, the San Francisco Chronicle hosted its fourth and final Chronicle Chats event of 2018 — “Art without Borders: Immigrants and San Francisco Cultural Life” — at the Herbst Theater of the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center to tackle the evening’s designated topic: the ways
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In its fourth annual run, the summit featured a talk titled “The Future of Visual Culture,” which asked its three honorees to present on the work they have been doing in the arts and media industry.
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