Emily Wilson

Hayv Kahraman is the most recent guest on Art is Awesome, talking about her stunning and disturbing show at the ICA SF that deals with colonialism, botany, surveillance and refugees. And palm trees. It was a real pleasure to talk to her. https://t.co/HgIAtSdsQA

So many great artists in this show. And @ingrid_rojas_c will be there on March 7 at 7 reading from her book, The Man Who Could Move Clouds, wisdom, artists from the show

48 Hills @48hills

Necromancy at @SoEx_SF ? Curator Cathy Lu's ‘Moving Clouds’ summons show's "ancestor callers," whose works range from crematorium to live events in Gaza. https://t.co/xU3ltpCYkr

It was great to get to talk with some of the leaders of @YouthTogether about not just the programs they offer, but how they genuinely listen to students and want the best for them. Thanks to everyone who talked with me and to @LanceMackWilson for his help and patience.

48 Hills @48hills

In the understanding that young people need much more than traditional educational systems can provide, @youthtogether runs clothing closets, food banks, and on occasion, Tupac discussion groups. We went to Skyline HS to learn more: https://t.co/CRXraNyBam

I can never say enough about Patrick Martinez’s work and how talented and original he is.

Observer @observer

Martinez’s soon-to-close solo show at San Francisco’s Institute of Contemporary Art showcases the artist’s take on urban landscapes lost and destroyed. https://t.co/S2bjbZeJny

https://t.co/AxqF3EZunt The American Anthology of Folk Music, which has fascinated @GreilMarcusNET for years was one of MANY of Harry Smith's accomplishments. In this show @whitneymuseum, you can listen to the anthology while looking at the Hudson as well as see Smith's movies.

Artist David Huffman's talks about his work, Waterfall, at the @deyoungmuseum, how a Raymond Saunders painting "stunned" him, meeting Basquiat and Andy Warhol in New York in 1985, and his Traumanaut series. https://t.co/ef95DTciQP

https://t.co/20H6BgcQuw Photographer Javiera Estrada talking about how as a kid, she would do things like break plates, because she like the sound. Her hyper saturated photos, many taken in national parks, are at Jonathan Carver Moore through Jan. 6

Jiab Prachakul saw a David Hockney exhibit and decided to become a portrait painter. And she did, teaching herself. Her work is beautiful, insightful, and empathetic. On view till November 22 at Micki Meng

48 Hills @48hills

From casting director to portraitist, Jiab Prachakul finds spirit beneath surface. Scenes of family ties and bar flies populate walls in new show 'Simplicity/Complexity' at the gallery Micki Meng. https://t.co/xTejoLg3Zl

Patrick Martinez talking about using materials from LA in his landscapes, his time @artcenteredu and starting his Pee Chee folder series, and making a painting you could walk around for his show Ghost Land at the ICA SF https://t.co/s3yjo9pdqR

Arleene's work @CClarkGallery is beautiful @48hills You can also listen to a 15-minute conversation about it on the Art is Awesome podcast https://t.co/h98LM7qofA Arleene Correa Valencia’s luminous art reflects family strains of Mexican migration https://t.co/VmIA1XJMkX

https://t.co/1anz0KLkgx Arleene Correa Valencia is the latest guest on Art is Awesome. Her work, which deals with family separartionand migration is at @CClarkGallery and @ybca's Bay Area Now show

"The reason why I came up with characters is because I was always interested in narrative work. . . I realized that this makes a lot of sense, this format of having repeating characters, because there’s a sense of kind of familiarity that everybody relates to." Justin Yoon

48 Hills @48hills

In Justin Yoon’s art, melancholy queer nostalgia sports gleaming blue pecs. We spoke to the painter in celebration of his current solo show "Midnight Movie" at Jonathan Carver Moore. Find out which classic Hollywood films inspired Yoon's universe. https://t.co/zSRmESWTj5

The latest Art is Awesome podcast features Trina Robinson. I first saw her work @MoADsf. It’s so thoughtful and evocative. She uses her fils to tell stories about her ancestors and to connect with people. https://t.co/jgperTp4UA

The latest Art is Awesome podcast features @juanaaliciaa on seeing Diego Rivera's murals, coming out to Salinas to work with the @UFWupdates at 19, and painting the mural at the @thewomensbldgSF. Her show is @SFAC through Sept. 23 https://t.co/T89dkoejKu

"There are some amazing musical moments that you find in Rigoletto like “Bella figlia dell’amore,” and Il trovatore has some [famous] musical parts like “Di quella pira.” . . . you go to the opera, and you want to sing it after." George Patean on the catchiness of Verdi

SF Classical Voice @SFCV

Making his @sfopera debut, George Petean, stars as Count di Luna in "Il trovatore," opening Tuesday. Petean speaks about Verdian voices, why "Trovatore" is a beloved #opera, and why, for this baritone, singing #Verdi keeps things all in the family. https://t.co/McdE3DOCWe #SFCV

Latest Art is Aweson features artist Esteban Raheem Abdul Raheem Samoyoa. He has a solo show at @pt2gallery https://t.co/I1tTYaUGqV

“I think stories that we've been listening to for a long time can become inaudible." @EmilyRCWilson Such a joy to talk to Emily Wilson and @lpete88888 about an adaptation of The Odyssey for @MarinTheatreCo which just opened in Mill Valley before a nationwide tour.

Women's Media Center @womensmediacntr

Wilson’s first line of her translation reads “Tell me of a complicated man,” as compared to Robert Fagles’ “Sing to me of the man. Muse, the man of twists and turns.” It wakes you up, and that’s Wilson’s intention. https://t.co/S7rPpH3I9W