By Binh Danh San Francisco artist Binh Danh specializes in daguerreotypes, and his latest show, “This Then, Is San Francisco,” is now open at the Haines Gallery (49 Geary). The daguerreotype process was one of the earliest forms of photography… Continue Reading
Photo by @deyoungmuseum Keith Haring’s Untitled (Three Dancing Figures) sculpture was relocated from Third and Howard Streets to the front lawn of the de Young Museum recently in honor of the new exhibition Keith Haring: The Political Line. Museum staff… Continue Reading
Local sand artist Andres Amador, known for the intricate designs that he etches into the sands of Ocean Beach, is featured in a new Afrikaans language music video from an artist named Rozanne Gewaar. Gewaar moved to California and began… Continue Reading
By @danbransfield Local artist Dan Bransfield tweeted out this fun illustration yesterday of some San Francisco icons gabbing away on a Muni bus. All of them on their way to work, no doubt 😉 Sarah B.
Big Leaves by Jay Mercado This Saturday and Sunday, artists across the Richmond District will open their studios as part of ArtSpan’s SF Open Studios event. Stop by any of the locations on the map below between 11am and 6pm… Continue Reading
Local filmmaker and Richmond District resident James Kennard sent us this film he shot at Arion Press, the small printing company just inside the 14th Avenue Presidio gate that employs about ten people as printers, bookbinders, editors, and in other… Continue Reading
Congregation Beth Sholom on 14th Avenue. Photo by CTG/SF Here are some local links to start off your Tuesday… This one was backlogged in our local links file but it’s a good one! CurbedSF mapped out the 25 best secrets… Continue Reading
Photo by @skozik13 Last night, the SFPD Richmond District station hosted a National Night Out event. One of the highlights each year is the appearance of McGruff the crime dog, in his full trenchcoat attire. Sharon Kozik, wife of local… Continue Reading