Wednesday, November 12, 2025
HomeArts & Entertainment

Arts & Entertainment

Suzanne Jackson Is Still Making Art and Supporting Other Artists

“Art is everything. There is no art. There is life. There is no separation,” said the artist at SFMOMA.

What is Love? SFMOMA Honors 60 Years of Suzanne Jackson’s Alchemy

Career retrospective features works from 1960s to the present

A Victory for Cultural Rights in California’s Central Valley

Titled "Resistance, Culture, Roots, Tradition," this year's Guelaguetza celebration in Fresno held added significance amid intensifying immigration raids.

Community as Canvas — Riverside Muralist Celebrates City’s Latino Roots

For Juan Navarro, public art was the vehicle to discovering his own and his city's Latino heritage.

Crowdfunding Campaign Covers Bond for Korean Violinist Detained by ICE

An outpouring of public support for a Utah violinist detained by ICE in August has helped bring him closer to release, says his family.

How One Women-Led Bay Area Group is Helping Push a Middle Eastern Cultural Renaissance

Mother Armenia produces parties, curates art exhibitions, hosts a radio show, and fund raises for humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Lebanon, and Armenia.

Debajito: A Call to Dance, a Call to Action

Members of the Chico band Debajito want their music to break through the anti-immigrant ruckus and repression that continues to darken life in this country.

Age of the Image: Framing the Modern World

Explore how visual culture has shaped the modern world. Spanning centuries and media forms, this documentary shows how images have not just recorded reality but reshaped how we see and understand it.

Crossed Out: The Art and Agony of Jean-Michel Basquiat

Jean-Michel Basquiat transformed graffiti aesthetics into a striking and influential form of modern art. His work confronted themes of race, identity, and power, reshaping the art world in the process.

Art as Resistance: Community, Culture, and Defiance at The Cheech

The art inside The Cheech doesn’t just speak—it shouts, weeps, and dreams, reminding us that culture is not a luxury, but a necessity.

Of Aunts and Empresses

A new book by San Francisco based author Karen Wang Diggs highlights the stories and triumphs of Asian women across history and in our own time.

Korean Seniors Move America with Harmonica Performance

A rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner by a group of Korean American senior harmonica players has captivated the hearts of sports fans nationwide.

Ruth Asawa’s Astonishing Art at SFMOMA

The great gift of this exhibition is how it marries the depth and breadth of Asawa’s work to the story of how her approach to life made the art possible.

Video Game Developer Brings Mexican Bakery Culture to Tokyo

Arturo Borja, the creator of El Panadero, holds to the memory of a Mexico frozen in time even after having crossed the Atlantic for Japan over 20 years ago.

SNAP Freeze Continues — Targeting Immigrants More Important Than Feeding Families

With a deal in sight to end the shutdown, the Trump Administration continues its push to freeze some or all SNAP payments while upping its investment in targeting immigrants.