Project Background
Over the next three years, SFAC will implement its newest project, Shaping Legacy: San Francisco’s Monuments & Memorials, an initiative encompassing a racial equity audit of publicly accessible works in the Civic Art Collection, community engagement, and several community-led artist activations in public spaces.
The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) seeks qualified suppliers to provide proposals for an on-site Market Manager or Management team for the art vendor market at Embarcadero Plaza. Artists have sold their wares at this market for 52 years since the voter approval of the Street Artists legislation in 1972. This location is an important convergence of foot traffic, bicycles, transit, and private vehicles that comprises both local and out of town visitors.
The San Francisco Arts Commission is committed to open government. Any member of the public is welcome to attend our meetings and provide public comment.
Community Investments Committee meetings are held the third Tuesday on even-numbered months at 1 p.m., and generally last for about two hours. If the scheduled date falls on a holiday, the meeting will usually be rescheduled to the following or preceding week.
The San Francisco Arts Commission is committed to open government. Any member of the public is welcome to attend our meetings and provide public comment.
Community Investments Committee meetings are held the third Tuesday on even-numbered months at 1 p.m., and generally last for about two hours. If the scheduled date falls on a holiday, the meeting will usually be rescheduled to the following or preceding week.
