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SFAC GALLERY: Chain Reaction 11
February 12-May 16
Opening Reception:
Feb 12, 5:30 - 9pm
For this Chain Reaction, ten artists will be selected; those artists will then each choose an artist and then those artists will choose an artist. Works by thirty artists will be exhibited at our three locations: the Main Gallery in the Veterans Building, our window installations site at 155 Grove Street and our exhibition space at San Francisco’s City Hall. Chain Reaction 11 takes the pulse of the current Bay Area art scene and allows us to get inside the artists’ minds to see what they find most compelling. See more...
SFAC GALLERY: Replay - SFAC Gallery 1970 – Present
February 12 - May 14
Opening reception:
Feb 12, 5:30-7:30
Location: City Hall
Curated by Kelly Lindner, Replay is a diverse array of historic posters, photographs and artwork come together to illustrate the impact of the SFAC Gallery on the local arts landscape from its founding in 1970 as Capricorn Asunder Gallery, a space that championed local unrepresented artists, to today’s three-sited Gallery program that features emerging and established regional artists alongside artists from across the globe. See more...
CAE: Art in Storefronts
Art in Storefronts temporarily places original art installations by San Francisco artists in vacant storefront windows located in the Tenderloin, Bayview, Central Market and the Mission to engage local artists in reinvigorating neighborhoods and commercial corridors that have been hard-hit by the economic downturn. See more...
WRITERSCORPS: Claim the Block
Claim the Block, readings by young writers who are connecting to their city and its art. The readings take place in various cultural venues in one city block. Most of the events are free and open to the public. The series runs from February 13 to April 23 and takes place at the Museum of African Diaspora (MoAD), Contemporary Jewish Museum, Zeum: San Francisco’s Children Museum, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA). See more...
CAE: StreetSmARTS
Urban artists: be a part of StreetSmARTS and connect with private property owners to beautify communities through vibrant murals. To download the StreetSmARTS application, click here (due 1/29/10). See more...
SFAC GALLERY: City Hall
Christina Seely: Lux
Dates: January 14 – June 18, 2010
Location: North Light Court, San Francisco City Hall
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 am – 8 pm, FREE
The SFAC Gallery is pleased to present, Lux, an exhibition of large-scale photographic banners by San Francisco based artist, Christina Seely as part of the SFAC Galery’s ongoing Art at City Hall program. This banner installation in City Hall’s North Light Court features portraits of cities within the most brightly illuminated regions on NASA’s map of the Earth at night. Seely’s images cronfront issues related to light pollution and the overconsumption of resources. See more...
SFAC Debuts a New Episode of Culture Wire!
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SFAC Gallery: Internships
The SFAC Gallery is currently seeking interns to help with general tasks related to our 2010 season of exhibitions. The internship program offers a glimpse into all aspects of the administration of an art gallery: from bookkeeping, development and database management to communications, installation and operations to how to prepare for public events. See more...
CAE: Deep Roots Podcast: Harvey Milk
The second episode of Deep Roots offers a rare look at the sculpture in City Hall of civil rights leader and San Francisco hero, Harvey Milk; its sculptor; and its meaning to the city and the community that it represents. See more...
SFAC: 2009 District Based Report
Find out what SFAC has been up to in your neighborhood in the past 12 months. See more...
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