Interest: Art-Galleries/Exhibits
On or after: Saturday 05 May 2012
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Oakland / J. Posh Design
Enjoy Art, Professional Networking, Live Music, Spoken Word and Good Vibes.
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Oakland / Various venues, concentrated between 27th St., Grand, Telegraph and Broadway
Get to know Oakland's vibrant art and cultural venues at participating member galleries.
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San Francisco / Galería de la Raza, Studio 24
Migrating Sexuality: Unspoken Stories of Land, Body and Sex is a mixed media visual art exhibition and literary performance that centers the marginalized voices of Queer (Im)migrants of color in the U.S. These stories, told through performance and visual media, hope to capture the diverse migration narratives embodied by Queer People of Color.
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Oakland / Laurel District
First Saturdays Welcomes Oaklanders to the Laurel - Oakland’s Laurel District Association First Saturdays will feature a pop-up choir, art and altar making, a dance workshop, and DJs spinning tunes.
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San Francisco / Mission Cultural Center
Curated by Amy Pederson, La Quebradora explores the theme of lucha libre, the popular Mexican sport of "free wrestling," as a platform for mapping Mexico's cultural history and the imbricated social relations that are echoed beyond its borders.
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Oakland / Various locations. Please check website.
East Bay Open Studios connects the public with over 400 artists in 14 cities in the East Bay. Since 1979, this event remains the largest art event in the region and draws an annual audience over 50,000!
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Oakland
Stretches and Shapes, a display of Yoga influenced nudes by Photographer Matt Haber.
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Berkeley / Gourmet Ghetto
Vendors with chocolate-related items and hand made arts & crafts fill the Farmer’s Market area, music fills the air, clown’s laughter fills your heart, and many more surprises fill your senses as you stroll along the sidewalks viewing the artwork that remains in place for the next two weeks.
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San Francisco / The Frankenart Mart
The Frankenart Mart is a quirky “Only in San Francisco” type of art gallery in the Inner Richmond. Not only do they have curious one-of-a-kind interactive art exhibits, but once a month there’s free hot dogs all day.
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Fremont / Coyote Hills Regional Park
Join fellow painters for an inspirational afternoon of painting at Coyote Hills. People's Choice Awards will be given at the end.
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