“The Pink Elephants of 540 Club” by Andy George Andy George works as a server at Q on Clement Street, dishing up the gourmet comfort food that the restaurant is noted for. But George has another sideline in the neighborhood… Continue Reading
Photo by forte Happy Wednesday to everyone. Here’s some local links to go with the sunshine. Brewster Kahle, head of the Internet Archive on Clement at Funston, was profiled in People magazine recently. “Internet entrepreneur Brewster Kahle has made it… Continue Reading
Park Life, the small gift store and gallery at 220 Clement, is hosting a new exhibition featuring works from Anzfer Farms, a workshop and showroom located in the Outer Richmond: Anzfer Farms was started by Jonathan Anzalone and Joseph Ferriso… Continue Reading
RichmondSFBlog reader Derek sent in a pic of this sidewalk drawing that he found outside his house at 6th and Anza recently. Looks like his artistic neighbors are into the children’s book Bread and Jam for Frances. Sarah B.
RichmondSFBlog reader Susan alerted me to an interesting happening on Ocean Beach this Saturday. Artist Jim Denevan, known for making temporary drawings on sand, earth and ice, will be creating one at the north end of the beach. To see… Continue Reading
It’s that time of year again when the de Young fills up with dozens of fresh flower installations, designed as accompaniments to pieces from the museum’s permanent collection. It’s known as Bouquets to Art and features creations from over 150… Continue Reading
Arthur Tress, Untitled (Powell Street), 1964. In 1964, Arthur Tress was 23, just out of college and traveling through Mexico. He took a 3 day bus ride to come to San Francisco and stay with his sister, Madeleine. It was… Continue Reading
The new “Richmond District” print from the designers at The GRQP A few months ago, The GRQP created original prints depicting several San Francisco neighborhoods. For each one they chose a specific animal to represent the area. They chose pigeons… Continue Reading