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Max Blue

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San Francisco
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Max Blue has contributed art criticism and reporting to Artsy, BOMB and Hyperallergic, among others, and he is a regular columnist for the San Francisco Examiner. His short fiction has appeared in The MacGuffin and North Dakota Quarterly, among others. He lives in San Francisco.

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The Sun Is Shining on Saif Azzuz

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By Max Blue
| Hyperallergic
Feature — 6 min read Saif Azzuz, who requested that his face not appear in this article, holding a painting in his studio (all photos Max Blue/Hyperallergic unless otherwise noted) SAN FRANCISCO — “I’ve been in the studio maybe two days in the last month,” Saif Azzuz told me when I arrived at his airy, industrial studio space in San Francisco’s Hunter’s Point neighborhood. His absence can be blamed on recent success.
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Reimagining, rebirth highlight a summer of art in SF

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By Max Blue
| The San Francisco Examiner
Summer can be a sleepy time for San Francisco’s art scene, but this year things are heating up. Over the winter, The City’s scene suffered several bitter blows, including a struggling market and several gallery closures. Spring saw a slow return to form and recalibration across the art community. Now, things seem to be in bloom, enough time gone by for galleries and artists to create programs in response to the chilling effects of winter.
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HOME | Mount Hope

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By Mekiya Outini, Max Blue, Davis Powers
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Photo by ilpadre on Unsplash Recent fiction By Max Blue Recent fiction by James Hartman Recent fiction By Davis Powers Recent fiction By Sara De Waal It would have wounded his immigrant mother had Andy not returned to Medzilaborce once more. This, of all the summers he’d faithfully honored her wishes, was a transatlantic pilgrimage with heavier contours. Airlines have stated policies regarding the honorable transport of incinerated human remains.
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