‘En Mas’ Exhibit
Carnival as a central focus of Caribbean art, culture, history is the subject of...
Museum of Jews in Morocco
The ‘The Invisible Museum’ exhibition displays artifacts from daily lives of Jewish-Moroccan peoples, in...
‘Esperanza Spalding Selects’
Jazz bassist and songwriter, Esperanza Spalding offers her choices and contributions to the art-installation...
SZA’s ‘CTRL’
SZA’s debut album surpasses the highest of expectations, by bending and expanding contemporary R&B...
Alvin Ailey 2018 Tour Begins
The renowned dance company has provided the year’s program for its world tour offering...
Translated: ‘El Conde de Montecristo'
Navona has published a definitive Spanish translation of the Alexandre Dumas classic, The Count...
‘Hidden Figures’
Margot Lee Shetterly brings into view the crucial role played by four African-American women...
‘Writing to Save a Life’
John Edgar Wideman searches in searing prose for Louis Till, father of Emmett Till,...
‘House of Lords and Commons’
Ishion Hutchinson returns to the difficult beauty of the Jamaican landscape with lyric precision,...
Rose-Innes’ ‘Nineveh’
Henrietta Rose-Innes offers a “gripping, thrilling allegory of a troubled nation” and a “wounded...
Zadie Smith’s ‘Swing Time’
Zadie Smith presents a fluid meditation, via a cross-racial relationship between two female protagonists,...
‘Black and British’
David Olusoga uncovers long, shared history between the British Isles and the people of...
‘Shakespeare in Swaziland’
Edward Wilson-Lee presents us with a vast tracing of Shakespeare as global poetry in...
Cal Health DataFest
A conference for Bay Area and Northern California specialists and advocates of data science...
Mufti’s ‘Forget English!’
Aamir Mufti scrutinizes world literature, arguing that in its borderless, global body of writings...
Gunn’s ‘Ideas to Live For’
Giles Gunn asks how our sense of the human might be reconstructed, not around...