By Deb Self Published: June, 2014 In the late 1980s, San Francisco Bay’s health was in serious decline. Environmental laws were in place to protect the Bay from pollution, but they were not being enforced. Media reports warned that the Bay might even be dying. In the face of these threats, Dr. […]
By Paul Duclos Published: February, 2016 Few experiences are as collectively exciting as live sport and live music. Just days before Super Bowl 50 storms the Bay Area, the San Francisco Symphony and NFL Films invite you to meet them at the intersection of art and football with “NFL Films and the San Francisco Symphony: […]
By Paul Duclos Published: February, 2015 The Arion Press—named after the legendary Greek poet who was saved from the sea by a dolphin—remains a small operation, employing a dozen people as printers, bookbinders, editors and in other publishing roles. But it has outsize influence in the publishing world due to its unique, hand-crafted books. The […]
