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The Department of German and the Department of Art Practice are excited to announce the opening of Hidden Layers: AI Infrastructures and Hallucinations, curated by Antonio Somaini with Hannes Bajohr, Sonja Thiel and Elena Yu, in dialogue with the France–Berkeley research initiative The Latent Spaces of Culture, and on…
At Giannini Hall, 36 photographs selected from the recently published Remembering the Future: Nuclear Testing, Rising Seas, and The Marshall Islands (Radius Books, © 2026) by Mark Klett and William L. Fox extend the two men's decades-long collaboration tracing the nuclear history of the American West and the broader Pa…
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CrafterDark is getting bigger and better! We're hosting another bi-weekly craft session every Sunday Night at Anchor House. Free crafting and art-making
Martin Scorsese's loving portrait of The Band's farewell concert in San Francisco is "arguably the most beautiful of rock movies, while the musical highlights . . . still astound" (Time Out). With guest appearances by Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, and more.
Martin Scorsese grew up listening to seminal rock DJ Alan Freed, and from Mean Streets onward, his movies have been driven by the power of rock and roll. His love of music is innate and instinctual, so when The Band decided to hang it up after seventeen years on the road, they chose Scorsese to film their farewell conc…