Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: asterisk sf magazine

  • Gallery Profile: 18 Reasons ~ Asterisk SF Magazine Food Issue

    On a cool, breezy summer evening, music emanates from the middle of the block on 18th Street, steps away from Dolores Park. The lovely voice of a woman summons, rather easily, others to a delightful space. Stepping inside, there are vibrant and colorful drawings of sweet breads and cakes adorning the walls. The music that […]

    10/29/2012

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    Art, Art Writing and Criticism

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    18 Reasons / Art / asterisk sf / asterisk sf magazine / bay area / food issue / gallery / San Francisco

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  • Johanna Poethig in Public Space

    Imagine a bright-blue-eyed four-month-old baby girl traveling with missionaries to the Philippines. Picture her growing up and attending an alternative school in Manila filled with many friends who encourage her to engage in the vibrant art community. In her teenage years, she returns to the United States to learn as much about muralism as possible […]

    7/19/2012

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    Art

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    asterisk sf / asterisk sf gallery / asterisk sf magazine / johanna poethig / muralism / painting

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  • Hella More Funner making art Hella More Fun (for All)

    Information overload is all too common with today’s readily accessible images, text, and video. Even language reveals our dependence on the Internet, with the word google not only referring to a company but also being used as a verb in lieu of search. The Internet and social media have become ubiquitous in our daily routines. […]

    7/18/2012

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    Art

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    asterisk sf / asterisk sf gallery / asterisk sf magazine / bay area / collage / hella more funner / new media / San Francisco

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  • The Alchemy of Materials: Printmaker and Painter Jonathan Barcan

    At Workspace Studios off Folsom Street, visitors can expect a breathy climb up brick-colored stairs to a maze of artist studios. One of those studios belongs to artist Jonathan Barcan, who during a studio visit shared insights on his printmaking, drawing and painting practice. In looking at his work, it is easy to see the […]

    7/17/2012

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    Art

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    asterisk sf / asterisk sf gallery / asterisk sf magazine / bay area / jonathan barcan / painting / printmaking / San Francisco

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  • Rio Yanez, Art Profile published to Asterisk SF Magazine’s Throwback Issue

    In the early 20th century, San Francisco felt the effects of disaster. The earthquake of 1906 left the city with crumbled buildings and widespread devastation throughout the downtown area, so art was probably not on the minds of civil servants and residents trying to recuperate and clean a city in disrepair. Artwork from this period […]

    5/7/2012

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    Art and Technology, Art Influences, Observations, Photography, Visual Arts

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    3D artwork / asterisk sf gallery / asterisk sf magazine / exhibition / photography / rio yanez / San Francisco

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  • Asterisk SF ~ The People Issue

    The Asterisk SF team is hard at work with the next issue covering the beautiful people of San Francisco. Click on the image above to submit a nomination for someone you believe promotes and creates positive change in the community (or is just a damn good chef or makes phenomenal art). Whoever they are, Asterisk […]

    11/13/2011

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    Observations

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    asterisk sf magazine / bay area / postaday2011 / San Francisco

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  • Asterisk SF Magazine ~ Style Issue Content Preview

    9/22/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism

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    aaron nagel / asterisk sf magazine / bay area / postaday2011 / San Francisco

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  • Carissa Potter – Artist Profile

    Anais Nin once said that the role of the writer is to not to say what we can but to say what we cannot. The sentiment certainly translates well into the visual arts. Often, dishonesty abounds in everyday pleasantries, which is why the artist strives to reveal the truths of human interaction. To detect the […]

    7/3/2011

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    Art Writing and Criticism, Visual Arts

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    artist / asterisk sf magazine / bay area / carissa potter / drawing / postaday2011 / printmaking / San Francisco

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