Sculptor meditates over ancient craft
By Dannie Hawkins. Photos by Leslie Calderon. Sausalito-based artist Karin Mortensen engages in an ancient art that she considers spiritual and meditative.
Culture
Professional photographers share experiences and food with students
By Peter Hernandez
The Guardsman
Instructor Marshall Berman is offering free lectures with professional photographers, and even the chance to eat Chinese food with them.
A series of evening lectures began this week which, by the semester’s end, will encompass a number of professional photographers’ personal experiences — from glacier
Diego Rivera's mural on display but out of view
By Peter Hernandez
The Guardsman
Getting a peek at one of the most important San Franciscan murals of the 20th century may soon become more difficult.
Tucked behind the Creative Arts building at City College’s Ocean campus, the Pan American Unity mural by Mexican artist Diego Rivera has been
Munch on this: Crepes
By Valerie Demicheva
The Guardsman
It’s hard to be a college student and fill your belly on a budget without dumpster diving or moving in with your parents. It’s especially hard in a city where food is god and the devout include everyone from bankers to baristas accustomed
Mystique, experimentation at dance festival
By Peter Hernandez and Sara BloombergThe Guardsman
Spaghetti-flinging girls in pretty white dresses, tabletop Serbian dances, and dancers pausing to converse delighted ODC Theater's first annual Walking Distance Dance Festival.
From June 29 to July 1, new trends and medias were seen in performances by some of the
PHOTO STORY: Rainbows reign over downtown SF
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By Shane Menez
The Guardsman
Mark Twain once said, "The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco." However, the sky was clear and sunny as tens of thousands celebrated the 42nd annual San
Pride flag flies at City Hall, kicking off summer pride events
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
San Francisco’s annual Pride celebration kicked off Monday afternoon with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall, where equality and funding for HIV and AIDS services were hot topics.
Mayor Ed Lee promised continued support for local HIV and AIDS services.
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