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| Jeff Roysdon |
| Dad's Chair |
San Francisco produces such a wealth of so-called outsider art, you could quickly lose interest in who the hell the insiders are. Tomorrow's opening reception for
"As We Live It" features participants in our great city's assistance programs, including housing, mental health, and substance abuse treatment.
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| Jeff Roysdon |
| Shiny New Gun |
Using the loose theme of expressing their identities, the artists splash their interior onto the exterior via drawing and other media. Thirty-three artists exhibit in the show, with four featured, whose works include an interview conducted by San Francisco Study Center staffer and exhibit juror Heidi Swillinger. S.F. artists occasionally hit some sort of big time -- Margaret Kilgallen and Barry McGee -- but most are of the lesser-known and highly original variety (such as those from local-treasure org Creativity Explored, for example).
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| Jeff Roysdon |
| Walkie Talkie |
San Francisco is a complicated story to tell: interior, exterior, assisted, substance-abused, inside, outside, or big-time -- we always want more of this story, and that is most certainly available here.
"As We Live It" opening reception starts at 5:30 p.m. June 8, and exhibition continues until Sept. 9 at City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett (at Grove); call 554-5184; www.sfgov.org; free.
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Location Info
1 Drive Carlton B. Goodlett, San Francisco, CA
Category: General