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As SF's art school shutter, artists are making their own (opens the original)
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The death knell of arts education in the Bay Area has been ringing over the past few years â but that might be changing. A handful of artists with deep ties to the recently shuttered San Francisco Art Institute and California College of the Arts are reimagining how the future of arts education could look in The City. Itâs inclusive, diverse and decidedly do-it-yourself. Two new programs â one in the West Marin headlands and another in the Mission district â are showing the way for artist
As SF's art school shutter, artists are making their own (opens the original)
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The death knell of arts education in the Bay Area has been ringing over the past few years â but that might be changing. A handful of artists with deep ties to the recently shuttered San Francisco Art Institute and California College of the Arts are reimagining how the future of arts education could look in The City. Itâs inclusive, diverse and decidedly do-it-yourself. Two new programs â one in the West Marin headlands and another in the Mission district â are showing the way for artist
As SF's art school shutter, artists are making their own (opens the original)
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The death knell of arts education in the Bay Area has been ringing over the past few years â but that might be changing. A handful of artists with deep ties to the recently shuttered San Francisco Art Institute and California College of the Arts are reimagining how the future of arts education could look in The City. Itâs inclusive, diverse and decidedly do-it-yourself. Two new programs â one in the West Marin headlands and another in the Mission district â are showing the way for artist
Fall gallery guide: Five can't-miss art shows in The City (opens the original)
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After every chilly âFogustâ in San Francisco, fall makes me feel a little warmer. Maybe thatâs because the sun has decided to shine again or the approach of the holiday season gives me a fuzzy feeling. Or â even better â maybe itâs because the local art scene has returned from summer break, and there are new and exciting things to see. The tentpole event of this autumnâs art calendar is the third-annual Nexus SF/Bay Area Black Art Week, running Sept. 30 through Oct. 4, with special
De Young show a testament to local artists' resilience (opens the original)
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What lies beneath the surface of a work of art? And what can the surface itself tell us? âSuperficial Matters,â on view at the de Young Museum through April, features artwork by Bay Area artists that entwine issues of identity with experiments in medium. The effect illuminates how medium and concept inform each other, while showcasing the diversity of the regionâs artistic community. Â âSuperficial Mattersâ is the third in a series of four planned exhibitions unveiling the museumâs 2
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