The Opening Reception for "Detailed" begins Thursday, June 7 at Scott Richards Contemporary Art.
Patricia Keats was knee deep in cameras, searching for a special donation from the 1930s. Case after case held a camera, but not the right one.
This was no camera at all, but something altogether different.
This machine pleased the ear far more than the eye.
Yellow Submarine runs June 8 and June 10-12 at the Castro Theatre.
Poet, playwright, community activist, and MacArthur fellow Luis Alfaro is no stranger to Greeking out. Bruja is his third in a series of plays adapted from Greek myths, the first two being Electricidad (Electra) and Oedipus El Rey (Oedipus the King). Bruja is a reimagining of Euripides' Medea, where a young Medea is taken from her home by her older husband to live in San Francisco's Mission District. Alfaro sat down with us to talk about assimilation, seeing contemporary themes in ancient works, and how art asks us to change.
You say you begin your plays with a question. What's the question with Bruja?
