Haight shows love
Cece Giarman, Reporter
May 21, 2017
This summer marks the 50th anniversary of Summer of Love, where over 100,000 people to flood San Francisco streets in 1967 that started a social revolution.The event not only brought lifestyle changes 50 years ago, but lives on into this summer through a park festival and museum exhibit near the ani...
Day of the Dead exhibit reflects on the past
Grace Ainslie, Assistant Sports Editor
October 27, 2016
A large tree with 49 copper hearts and rainbow “papel picado,” paper cut into elaborate designs, stands in the center of the Mission Cultural Center gallery for Latino Arts 30th annual Day of the Dead exhibition to honor the Orlando Shooting victims. “Día de los Muertos,” a multi-day celeb...
Tribute to trilogy disappoints
Claire Devereux, Reporter
May 18, 2016
“The Hunger Games” saga has come to an end but, through actual costumes and props from the movies in an interactive setting, the series has been resurrected at the Palace of Fine Arts so fans can give a final farewell. The movie series illustrates the conflict of each “district,” or state, in...
Renovated SFMOMA enhances art
Claire Kosewic, Senior Reporter
May 18, 2016
I have been a self-professed disliker of all art and architecture labeled “modern” from a young age, never understanding why what looks like just a bunch of paint splattered on a canvas is just as much “art” as a Monet landscape. But the newly redesigned San Francisco Museum of Modern Art did not let me walk out of the ga...
Sewing exhibits success
Claire Devereux and Claire Kosewic
March 15, 2016
While spending time at a museum is not most teenagers’ idea of fun, a new exhibit of sweeping ball gowns by world-renowned fashion designer and icon Oscar de la Renta that opened Saturday at the de Young is hardly a stuffy museum exhibit. Curated by former editor-at-large for “Vogue” magazine André Leon Talley, the exhibition is organized into thematic sect...
Life before death
Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor
October 1, 2015
In the four years following jazz vocalist Amy Winehouse’s premature death at the age of 27, fans and critics alike have widely speculated about her struggle with addiction, anorexia and promiscuity, but a new exhibit is finally reflecting on her life. Running through Nov. 1, The Contemporary Jewish Mu...
Mackenna Moslander, Reporter
December 12, 2019 • No Comments
The San Francisco Symphony will perform a live-rendition of the soundtrack from a Christmas-themed romantic comedy at Davies Symphony Hall for two days during their holiday...
Sophomores work on final projects
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