COYOTE Calendar: October 9-October 15
Poetry about death, anarchist book fairs, deadpan art, meditation, and more.
‘A Creator’s Dream’: Inside the SF Studio Building a Hub for Low-Income Artists
Hospitality House has purchased a mid-Market building that contains the nonprofit’s fine art studio — securing its future forever.
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Culture
A Journey Into Self: The Bay Area Filipino Artist Blending Abstract Painting with Rap
THEALLSEEINGEYE is a Gen Z throwback to the golden era of hip-hop.
Mabuhay Gardens to Reopen, Attempt to Remain Upright Under Weight of Expectations
The birthplace of San Francisco punk can’t be what it once was. Is it time to let it be something else instead?
Where Did the Fairyland Dandelions Go?
For more than 45 years, three huge steel and bronze dandelion puffs reached for the sky outside Children’s Fairyland only to disappear without a trace. COYOTE went on a quest to find them.
Power
But What Did They Used to Call You?
A bill to seal the name and gender change records for trans and nonbinary people is set to pass in California. It’s not enough.
Albany and El Cerrito Weren't Known for Protest ... Until Now
In two quiet Bay Area towns, organizers for Palestine are getting loud — and forming deep friendships along the way.
A New Kind of Neighborhood Watch
Sonoma County’s ‘Adopt a Corner’ program aims to protect undocumented day laborers from ICE.
SF Streamlined Its Street Teams. Now, Fewer People Are Getting the Help They Need
Street medicine outreach workers describe a new, expensive, and disorganized program that lacks clear objectives.
Life
COYOTE Calendar: October 9-October 15
Poetry about death, anarchist book fairs, deadpan art, meditation, and more.
Bay Area Co-ops: ‘A Bunch of Weirdos’ Run a Grocery Store
Staff at San Francisco’s Rainbow Grocery reflect on collectivity, retail personhood, and an aesthetic disagreement that ended in a fistfight.
Good Signs and Bad Signs in the Bay Area
The most infamous bad signs in the Bay are the billboards entering SF. But good and bad signs are everywhere — if you know where to look.
Yap Zone: A Bay Area Sculptor's Avocado Pie
Let's talk about pastry, and the thin green line that separates genius from complete chaos.