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There are still eight weeks left until winter break starts for UC Berkeley students, and personally, I’m feeling pretty worn out. So today, I might cheer myself up with a childhood classic — s’mores.
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Maybe you already have tickets to St. Lucia’s concert tonight at August Hall, or maybe you’re willing to splurge to buy them at the last minute. But if not, spend a night with the other saints of 2010s pop music: Vincent, Raymond and Motel.
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This process, of finding the story within the setting and the “100,000 choices” that have gone into any one of his nearly 50 projects, became the focus of Wiseman’s Thursday evening lecture at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, or BAMPFA.
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Wasn’t that extra day off fun? Take that long-weekend energy with you into Tuesday. Labor Day is all about celebrating workers, of course, so check out a documentary about unusual professions.
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This summer, I decided it was time to check off a new box on my list of manic pixie dream girl jobs and apply to work at a movie theater.
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In “Way Bay 2” works from different time periods, of different genres and by people who never met were presented side by side.
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“If women aren’t seen as significant in film, then they aren’t seen as significant in society,” Anna Serner said. “We all have to take steps after #MeToo.”
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BAMPFA has a significant impact on the East Bay, bringing our local art scene and pieces from around the world together to coexist in the same gallery.
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“State of Siege” may be performed in French, but director Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota believes that the play conveys a message that the whole world should hear.
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From Sept. 20 to Dec. 10, BAMPFA will be showcasing the first exhibition of Wong’s paintings in two decades with the “Martin Wong: Human Instamatic” exhibit curated by Adjunct Curator Constance M. Lewallen.
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