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a href= http://www.hainesgallery.com target= _blank Haines /a announced their representation of celebrated sculptor Deborah Butterfield. To honor

The Disappointed Tourist is an ongoing project for which Ellen Harvey is making paintings of lost sites suggested by members of the public in response

A young beaver was spotted in the Palo Alto Baylands this week, marking what may be the beginning of the return of the aquatic herbivores after more than 160 years. Researchers, who have long sought its comeback, are thrilled.

Those looking to benefit from the state’s nine different grant programs meant to showcase the state’s role in the revolution 250-years later gathered Friday, Aug. 18, at the Berkeley Museum

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

Staff report Artist and film director Jill Magid will discuss and screen her 2018 documentary “The Proposal” at the Aspen Art Museum on Thursday. Free and open to the public, the event will include a drink reception (5 p.m.), discussion with critic Evan Moffitt (5:30 p.m.) and screening (6 p.m.). “What happens to an artist’s legacy when it is owned by a corporation?” Magid asks at the beginning of “The Proposal.” Her daring film documents her attempt to liberate the archive of ren...

In the internet era, a live music fan has to contend with an array of unreliable resources to get his or her fix: bandwidth-hogging torrents, sketchy file-sharing sites, low-bitrate mp3s, and fuzzy YouTube rips. For years, however, the Internet Archive has provided something of an online oasis.The nonprofit organization hosts thousands of hours of free, legal, and decidedly un-sketchy streams and downloads of old concerts and radio sessions, all offered with the permission of the artists. Of ...