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Author Archives: Brett Abel

Brett Abel is a freelance journalist and student in San Francisco. He grew up in the East Bay and now lives in the Mission District.

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Zapatista masks and lingerie: Latina artist explores women’s shame in Mission District art exhibition

by Brett Abel March 20, 2024March 21, 2024

Isis Rodriguez’s new exhibition at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts explores women’s shame, femininity and protest.

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