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Chronicle readers debate property taxes, the Elizabeth Holmes verdicts, drought and...

Chronicle readers debate the Jan. 6 insurrection, Carl Nolte’s column on renaming Sir...

From CFDA award-winning designers to celebrity stylists and more, you either already know who they are or you’ve seen and know their work.

From re-imagined, ancient myths in "Lore Olympus" to the rolling sands of Arrakis in "Dune," these are all the books we read this year

Coming home at the end of the day is not necessarily a comfort if there’s a risk of exposing a family or household member to COVID-19. That’s where family physician Dr. Dayna Ferguson found himself, working in the emergency room at Monadnock Community...

“I’ve never been interested in institutions per se,” Renée Green explained to me over Zoom in late November. “Always more so in the dreaming, in the fictional aspects that open up possibilities of how someone can live.” Amid a comprehensive survey of her work taking place at the Kunst Werke and daadgalerie in Berlin, the artist, filmmaker, and writer and I sat down in our respective homes in the city and discussed the current restaging of a work from 1990. In keeping with Green’s mu...

THE DJANGO, downtown Manhattan’s premier jazz club, will continue to host today’s jazz legends and rising stars. On February 3, The Django celebrates the fifth anniversary of the Brooklyn-based record label, La Reserve, with special performances by the label’s artists.

Didion inspired at least two generations of impostors.

a href= http://www.phxart.org target= _blank Phoenix Art Museum /a announces the acquisition of Untitled Anxious Bruise Drawing (2021) by critical

<p>"Conservative parents and pundits want to prevent white students from being exposed to the messiness and inequities of America’s past.  What will it mean if they succeed in doing so?"</p>