by MerciSF | May 23, 2019 | News, SF Specials, Visit, Wander Interstice ArchitectsLuna Rienne Galleryon street parkingParkletsRaphaSan FranciscoStudio BBA
The parklets, these public micro-spaces of variable expressions, are blooming everywhere in the city. In line with the reputation of the Bay Area being innovative, they were born in 2010 in San Francisco. The model of the motorized city having lived, the inhabitants,...
by MerciSF | May 21, 2019 | News, SF Specials, Visit, Wander Gilles LorandLimantourSan Francisco by GillesSan Francisco history
There was a time when a single French man owned two-third of San Francisco. Could that explain why there are so many bakeries selling kouign amann! Merci Gilles Lorand of San Francisco by Gilles for sharing this incredible story. Joseph-Yves LIMANTOUR –also known as...
by MerciSF | May 16, 2019 | Finances, News, Settle In, Staff Picks 401KGuillaume DecalfIRARetirement PlanningRoth IRASEP-IRA
Sponsored content by Guillaume Decalf from www.ouifinancial.com – MerciSF is not responsible for the advice provided in this article. Saving for your retirement You should start saving for your retirement as early as possible. At least 10-15% of your income...
by MerciSF | May 5, 2019 | News Bad seedsFaces PlacesFrench movies with subtitlesGirlLady JMy life of zucchiniNetflixNothing to HideStanding tallthe workshopThings to come
Lady J – 2018 – Emmanuel Mouret – Madame de La Pommeraye (Cécile de France), a young and pretty widow, who prides herself on having never been in love, ends up giving in to the tentatives of seduction of the Marquis des Arcis (Edouard Baer),...
by MerciSF | May 1, 2019 | Agenda, Going Out, Movie Alliance Française de San FranciscoBarbara movieJeanne BalibarMathieu Amalric
An actress is going to play Barbara, the famous French singer, and the shooting is about to start. She works on her character, the voice, the songs, the music sheets, the moves, the knitting, the scenes to learn, it grows, it becomes part of her. The director is...
by MerciSF | Apr 23, 2019 | Museum - Art, News, Visit de YoungGauguinPapeeteTahiti
The exhibition about Paul Gauguin work is an extraordinary opportunity for collaboration between Line Clausen Pedersen, curator of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Museum in Copenhagen, and Christina Hellmich, in charge of the African, American and Oceanic Art Collections...
by MerciSF | Apr 16, 2019 | Going Out, Movie Guillaume GouixNathan AmbrosioniNoémie MerlantPaper FlagsSFFilm Festival 2019
The first feature film of a (very) 19-year-old prodigy, Paper Flags narrates the return of Vincent, a young delinquent, after 12 years of detention. He finds his little sister who barely knows him, but who immediately welcomes him home without reluctance. But their...
by MerciSF | Apr 15, 2019 | Museum - Art, News, Visit East BayExhibitionLGBTQ+Oakland Museum of CaliforniaOMCAQueer CaliforniaStories Untold
From April 13th to August 11th, 2019 It’s a first ! Oakland Museum of California wears the LGBTQ + flag, the acronym for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and other names for all those who do not identify themselves in a binary vision of gender and...
