BAM/PFA

As we enter the first week of the second month of this year, perhaps we can utilize the new year’s theme of self-improvement to improve our external community. 

So for the week ahead, I’ve hand-prepared a small list of big things that will hopefully make you find gratitude in our return. We’re back, Berkeley. 

“Augmented Time” is an experience that allows audiences to use an iPad to examine the history, technique and people behind the construction of the BAMPFA building.

Wednesday is movie night at the Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive, so head over and watch Joseph Losey’s film “Mr. Klein.”

On Friday, tie up your tennis shoes and resist the shopping craze of Black Friday by taking a stroll instead.

So you’ve checked out the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, or BAMPFA, and the Oakland Museum of California, or OMCA, upon the Clog’s recommendations and discovered your new love for museums. Confused about where to go next? Don’t worry — the Clog’s got your back. Here’s our guide to the best museums in San Francisco.

Displaying the terror of World War II, imaginary worlds and intimate depictions of herself, Fein’s work is a testament to the longevity of life.

On Friday, get yourself in the holiday spirit with the tree lighting ceremony at Oakland’s Jack London Square.

The Clog has compiled a list of discounts we get for being UC Berkeley students. Hopefully, this list saves you the big bucks!

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, or BAMPFA, is highlighting films from this era in its series “Looking Back at the British New Wave.”