CREATIVE WRITING
at the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts in San Francisco
Welcome! CW develops the art and craft of creative writing through instruction, collaboration, and respect. This blog showcases STUDENT WRITING and how to APPLY to Creative Writing.
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The year: 2009 The event: Umlaut Release Party at McSweeneys photos by Willem Yarborough
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Thursday, April 5th 7:30-9:30 826 Valencia, the pirate store Come celebrate the release of the new issue of SotA’s literary journal: umläut, featuring the best interdisciplinary work the school has to offer! For students, by students!Food! Live music! Readings from the 2012 issue of umlaut, Even-Toed Ungulate! Raffle! Join us for a fun night deep below the sea,…
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release party! april 5th 7:30 pm 826 valencia san francisco click here to learn more about our literary journal
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Inspiration, Imagination, Expression200 Masterworks from the Senior Class Thursday, March 15, 5:30 PM Squeri and Pannone Galleries Main Building, Third Floor Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts 555 Portola, San Francisco, CA 94131 Inspiration, Imagination, Expression highlights work by the Visual Art Department’s senior students. The exhibition features some 200 original works…
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Friday 17: Cine/Club: Randall Museum Jean Pierre Melville’s THE ARMY OF SHADOWS (1995, France) Another film that fills you in on some of the fascinating events of WWII that may not be covered in your social studies class. In this case, the French Resistance: a group of unusual French citizens working to sabotage the…
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As many of you may know, SOTA was recently renamed the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts after the famous artist who helped found the school. At the renaming ceremony, Hosana, a sophomore in Creative Writing, read a statement about SOTA and the Creative Writing Department from author Dave Eggers. Yes, THE Dave…
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Michelle Tea, a regular guest artist for the Creative Writing Department, will be a part of a literary event tonight, in Berkeley. 7:30pm Lyrics & Dirges featuring Michelle Tea, Michele Serros, Sam Sax, Artnoose & Annah Anti-Palindrome curated by Tomas Moniz at Pegasus Books Downtown 2349 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley free admission, refreshments served
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Are you involved in the Occupy Movement, and have something to say about it? Well here’s your chance! OccuPoetry is seeking poetry about economic justice/injustice, greed, protest, activism, and opportunity. Submissions need not be limited to Wall Street’s greed nor US-based poets; we consider the Occupy Movement a world-wide movement for a more just world.…
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This Friday at Cine/Club is the 1978 French film Molière (IMBD), directed by Ariane Mnouchkine. The film is about four hours long, so it will begin at 6:30. Due to its length, Heather will count your attendance to Molière as two Art&Film credits for this grading period. There will be a 15-minute intermission when sandwiches will…
