In an industry often dominated by their male counterparts, many Bay Area women are paving a path for themselves via their passion for filmmaking.
A 2018 study by San Diego State University found that...
Photo by James Chan
By Lupita Uribe
[dropcap size="50px"]W[/dropcap]hen you hear the words “record label,” San Francisco is not the first city that comes to mind --possibly because the commercial...
A historic and emotional Supreme Court decision took place June 26, 2015 that swept the country and legalized gay marriage in all 50 states. The ruling coincided with the annual Pride weekend celebration...
Future tiny house builder, Alain Despatie stands on his trailer where his tiny home will be built in West Oakland. Photo by Katie Lewellyn
A worn-down barn with chipped white paint serves as the backdrop...
Image courtesy of Ryan Whelan
Events start this weekend:
Friday, May 1: Having Fun by Ryan Whelan at Farley's East.
5-9pm, 33 Grand Avenue, Oakland. RSVP here.
Friday, May 1: Golden by Sarah...
Jim Rizzo of Neon Sign Works shows his collection of signs he has hung up in his shop in Oakland, Calif., Monday, March 16. Photo by Daniel E. Porter.
His name may never be in lights, but he will always...
Image courtesy of Good Mother gallery
Events start this weekend:
Saturday, April 11 - Channing Morgan: Off The Surface Curated by: Patricia Cariño at Burnt Oak Gallery.
2pm, 306 15th St, Oakland....
If you've been somewhat paying attention to the news, you know that the west coast ports, yes even the one in Oakland, are currently on strike and it doesn't seem likely that it will end anytime soon....
SF State alumni, Jackelyn Ho, has an insane schedule for someone who has already graduated college. When she is not at Crunch Fitness training people to get the body of their dreams, she is sitting...
Events start this weekend:
Friday, February 6 - "Packrat's Paradise" by Tim the Optimist at Le QuiVive.
7pm, 1525 Webster Street, Oakland. RSVP here.
Friday, February 6 - "Portraits of Strangers,...
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As he works on a large scale, lavish mural project on the blight-ridden streets of West Oakland, artist Joshua Mays is approached by a local business owner. The middle-aged...
Words and Photos by Sara Gobets
While many students are locking themselves in their rooms or living in the library until finals are over, SF State student Brittany Moore is using study breaks to take...
