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  Tehran Calling

  By Michael Fox | Wed, September 07, 2011

  Iranian filmmakers need to be adept at metaphor. But even that is no guarantee of career longevity, or freedom, as evidenced by the recent prison terms of internationally celebrated directors Jafar Panahi and Mohammad Rasoulof. The fourth annual I... More >

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  Culture and Circumstance

  By Heidi De Vries | Wed, August 24, 2011

  Diego Rivera crossed cultural lines: Mexican and American, artist and activist, creator and observer. His 1931 mural The Making of a Fresco Showing the Building of a City, in his namesake art-school gallery, deliberately plays visual tricks, depic... More >

• Oscar Wilde Performance Crucifies -- and Deifies -- the Arts Critic

  By Heidi De Vries | Mon, August 8, 2011

  ​The role of the critic is a passionately debated subject in cultural circles. Should critics merely report what they see, or is it their duty to also provide extensive historical context and co More >

• Jeremy Morgan of the S.F. Art Institute Mixes Eastern Sensibility with Western Tradition

  By Kate Sommers-Dawes | Mon, March 21, 2011

  100 Profiles: SF Weekly interviews 100 people in San Francisco arts and culture. No. 94: Jeremy Morgan, associate professor, San Francisco Art Institute Artist Jeremy Morgan recounts the day his par More >

• Spend Saturday Night 'In Bed with James Broughton' at the San Francisco Art Institute

  By Evan Karp | Fri, March 4, 2011

  James Broughton was a pioneer of West-Coast experimental film. It wasn't until he was 30 that he even dabbled in the art, still nascent as a medium for creative expression when he began in the 1940s More >

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