Best-selling author of four novels including "The Little Communist Who Never Smiled" will be in the Bay Area for a series of events:
November 4, 2016: "Gender in Translation, After Hours" at the San Francisco Art Institute.
November 7, 2016: Reading and Q&A at Green Apple Books on the Park.
November 10, 2016: "Soirée littéraire" at the International School of the Peninsula.
 

A celebration of the hundredth anniversary of the emergence of Dada.

An exhibition including French artist Christian Boltanski.

Camille Blatrix’s objects are bittersweet—they are impeccably fabricated but fraught with emotional entanglement. The surfaces are scrutinized, the edges are caressed, each detail is perfected, and yet the metaphors remain abstract and the origin stories never clear.

The first major exhibition in the United States devoted to the Le Nain brothers.

An exhibition showcasing highlights from the legendary designer's 44-year career.

Further Explorations in Classic French Noir, 1939-65.

In "Gadjo Dilo", French-Algerian director Tony Gatlif details the preconceptions and prejudices of both Europeans and the Romani “other.” After his father’s death, a young Frenchman travels to Romania, seeking the folk singer recorded on a cassette his father repeatedly played in his last days. Starring Romain Duris and Rona Hartner.

The premiere annual South Asian film festival in the United States.