BY PAUL DUCLOS Published: July, 2017 Asian Art Museum Director Jay Xu began his tenure there in 2008. In this exclusive interview, he shares highlights of his remarkable journey. Bay Crossings: Many of our readers are devoted riders of the ferry. Are there pieces in the permanent collection that speak to this tranquil […]
Published: August, 2006 The Oakland Metro Operahouse is a black-box theater located the corner of 2nd St. and Broadway, downtown, just one block from Jack London Square. Oakland Metro opened on Dec.1, 2001 with the Oakland Opera Theater’s production of Gertrude Stein’s Four Saints in Three Acts. This non-profit arts space / live performance venue […]
By Bobby Winston Published: September, 2004 Fellow “Rambo patriots” Arnold Schwarzenegger and George W. Bush may share a “Who, me worry?” attitude generally when it comes to elections, but every decent-thinking Californian should rise in outrage at the Governor’s craven proposal to gut RM-2 to pay for Bay Bridge overruns. Public transit advocates played by […]
