Features

From audience behavior and revenue to questions of repertoire and representation, arts leaders have a lot on their plates currently.

Yuja Wang is not alone. Some artists make the show more exciting with their sartorial choices.

Touring with star mezzo J’Nai Bridges in a program titled “Notes on Hope,” Owens is also taking advantage of residencies that tap his multiple skill sets.

The celebrated Kurdish vocalist returns to San Francisco with a set that’s personal — but also unintentionally political.

After 22 years, the well-loved music director is saying farewell to the Bay Area and venturing further afield.

The company’s Digital Shorts, still available for viewing, brought together major-name creatives to invent 10-minute operatic films.

Steven Isserlis describes his decades-long odyssey of traveling with his instrument. It’s not easy, even with a travel agent named Merlin on your side.

The USC Thornton grad is embracing multiple community roles and ignoring avant-garde hipness in favor of inclusive, polyglot music.

The Beyond Bollywood exhibition at the Asian Art Museum will stir emotions as well as tell stories.

Opened just five months ago, the “sacred space” for jazz has plugged a lot of gaps for S.F.-connected musicians.