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Company C Contemporary Ballet turns 10, flying high

First there were the all-ballerina shows, because Company C didn't have any male dancers yet. Then came the all-leotard performances, because that's what the costume budget allowed. And always, there was the multitasking.

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«Next season Company C will perform a new work by the winner, who will be chosen by a final audience vote at the season gala at Yerba Buena Center on Feb. ... The season begins Friday at the Lesher Center in Walnut Creek, the company's hometown.» Read more at: Sfgate

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Picturing the Contemporary Arts in Ms. Magazine: A Chronological Journey

As a contribution to the Ms. at 40 and the Future of Feminism Symposium, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts has designed this slide show featuring a broad array of images of artists and art that appeared in the feminist magazine beginning with the earliest issues in 1972.Larger version

San Francisco Sights Volume 9

We end at Yerba Buena Gardens with another view of the city and the St Patrick Church. ... Next up is the St Marks Lutheran Church and the Cathedral Center just off of Geary Blvd., then we have the Trinity Episcopal Church which looks more like a castle, next is shots around Lafayette Park area.Larger version

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