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Theadora Walsh

KQED Contributor

Theadora Walsh is a writer and digital artist. She has contributed criticism to Art Papers, SFMOMA's Open Space, BOMB, Hyperallergic, and elsewhere.

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younger man and older man face each other over bar and bar stools

For 55 Years, Tom Marioni Has Pursued the Art of ‘Drinking Beer With Friends’

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delicate black shape on chunk of white marble on shelf

The Deceptive Minimalism of Léonie Guyer at House of Seiko

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Rose D’Amato Sees the Signs

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Simplified, hollow metal sculpture of chimpanzee's head resting on its side on folded cloth

Humans Are Just Another Animal in a Dreamlike Wattis Show

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A tile-roofed pink storefront with a big window and a red concrete area in front of it

Vallejo’s ‘Salad Days’ Begin Again With the Help of a New Artist-Run Gallery

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Black gate in front of black storefront with white lettering "Ratio 3"

A Fond Farewell to Ratio 3, Closing After 20 Years in San Francisco

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View of city on sunny day through chain-link fence over highway

Lunch With Artist Mirra Helen is Like Eating With a Friendly Ghost

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Newest Wattis Anthology Invites Readers to Participate in Radical Listening

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Astria Suparak’s ‘Virtually Asian’ Analyzes Sci-Fi to Argue for Less Racist Futures

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