[5][6] In March 2015, Maloney resigned and took the position of executive director of Southern Exposure.
[8][9] The magazine has produced over 1,000 reviews,[10] hundreds of columns,[11] and more than a dozen thematic issues organized by staff and guest editors.
The magazine has organized programming and partnered with numerous organizations including The Lab,[13] San Francisco Museum of Modern Art,[14] Ratio 3,[15] and the Asian Contemporary Arts Consortium.
[18] From 2013-2016, the magazine co-sponsored an artist residency with the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
The recipients of the three residencies were Chris Vargas (2013), Nomi Talisman and Dee Hilbert-Jones (2014), and Jerome Reyes (2016).