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The project continues on as a series of workshops for social workers and community service providers developing A PLACE into tools pf healing and growth for women at risk. Thank you to our major sponsors, NEA FastTrack, SF Arts Commission, California Arts Council, WomenArts Harmony Project Partnership funded generously by Nathan Cummings Foundation.
A Place of Her Own
By Katie Fahey, EAP Fellow Moving images were projecting on the horizontal boards of the backyard fence on Shotwell Street, sounds emanating from the speaker system running through conjoined power bars. Artists Sebastian Alvarez, Ralph Vazquez Concepcion, and Surabhi Saraf were rehearsing for the following night at Patio 308. “What’s happening here?
Emerging Arts Professionals
Not loaded She says it isn’t loaded as she passes it to you, but it feels heavy, the metal still warm from her hand. You could open the chamber and check, but that would violate some rule of trust between you.
Fivepoints Arthouse
Luggage Store Gallery
The Luggage Store Gallery is pleased to present, an exhibition of five emerging young Bay Area multimedia artists, exploring the concept of collaborative engagement through an assortment of paintings, video, and sculpture. Featured artists: Rye Purvis, Erlin Geffrard, Henry Gunderson, … MORE INFO →The East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse is an ecological treasure trove of art & craft materials, educational supplies, vintage furniture, home décor, paper goods, fabric, and much more.
The East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse
shadow$hop
Open to the public November 20, 2010 to May 1, 2011, at SFMOMA A temporary and alternative store/distribution point embedded within the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s fifth floor galleries, Shadowshop will stock hundreds of artists’ multiples, small works, tchotchkes, catalogs, books, zines, media works, and other distributive creative output. While operating as an actual mom-and-pop style store, Shadowshop is also a platform for exploring the ways in which artists are navigating the production, consumption, and dissemination of their work.The Crucible is a non-profit educational facility that fosters a collaboration of Arts, Industry and Community . Through training in the fine and industrial arts, The Crucible promotes creative expression, reuse of materials and innovative design while serving as an accessible arts venue for the general public.

