Radical Collectivism and Nudes Collide at a Berkeley Art School
A group of students inherited a classical painting atelier from their legendary teacher. Its three worker-owners preserve old-school technique while rethinking the rest of the model.
Radical Collectivism and Nudes Collide at a Berkeley Art School
A group of students inherited a classical painting atelier from their legendary teacher. Its three worker-owners preserve old-school technique while rethinking the rest of the model.
The Midterms Are Over. The Garbage They Generate Is Forever
Who’s supposed to take down campaign signs? We investigated — and ended up with plans to turn them into vivarium insulation, soap molds, and goose decoys.
Crucible Closure Leaves 50+ Holiday Market Vendors Scrambling
For artists who planned to sell at the Oakland arts hub’s Gifty market next month, the abrupt closure represents a major revenue loss — and for most, it’s too late to regroup.
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Culture
‘Oakland to the Universe’: How Coliseum Dirt Made Its Way to Paris, Just in Time for the Riots
Campbell’s Habibi Ceramics transformed clay from the Oakland Coliseum into a vase laden with 24-karat gold and the hopes of a city.
Thao Nguyen on Collective Power and the One Vegetable She Always Brings On Tour
We catch up with the East Bay songwriter on the eve of her nationwide tour to support Show Me, her first studio album in six years.
How the Hell Are We Going to Watch Game 6 of the WNBA Finals?
The Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream will be tipping off at the ungodly hour of 9:30am on Thursday. Why?
Exclusive: Bottom of the Hill Sold, Will Continue as Live Music Venue
The storied San Francisco club will reopen in 2027 under new ownership.
Power
The Estrogen Patch Shortage Is a Body Horror Story
For people who depend on the hormone, 2026 has been a grotesque nightmare.
El Único Medio De Noticias En Español de la PenÃnsula Llega a Los Lectores Latinos Allà Donde Se Encuentren Y, a Veces, Con Marionetas
En Redwood City, un medio independiente en español informa al público con conversaciones cara a cara y un tÃtere llamado Ramiro.
The Peninsula’s Only Spanish-Language News Outlet Meets Latinx Readers Where They Are. Sometimes With Puppets
In Redwood City, an indie Spanish-language news outlet is informing the public with face-to-face conversations and a puppet named Ramiro.
Text Me When You Get Home
Nearly a decade since the MeToo movement began, women’s daily lives are still shaped by efforts to avoid assault and harassment. How do we move forward?
Life
COYOTE Calendar: November 5-November 11
This week we've got justice for witches, horny horses, a Scooby-Doo themed dinner, tempting holiday markets, and more.
The Best Dishes Our Food Critic Ate in October
Delicate steamed rice rolls and deep-fried water spinach with a side of star rating discourse.
COYOTE Calendar: October 29-November 4
This week we've got events to offend ghosts, shark facts, mysterious chicken bones, a whole haunted hoard of Halloween parties, and more.
The Estrogen Patch Shortage Is a Body Horror Story
For people who depend on the hormone, 2026 has been a grotesque nightmare.