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April 24, 2008

SFist Tonight


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EXHIBIT OPENING: Fecal Face Dot Gallery opens its doors tonight with Kottie Paloma's work. According to SFBG, the show features "over 250 5-by-7-foot graphite portraits that San Francisco artist Kottie Paloma produced over the last 2 years (each titled A Daily Stranger), the work forms a survey of the strangers in Kottie's life." Perfect for all of you ADHD diagnosed folk out there. Runs through May 7, (Wed., 3-8 p.m. and Sun., noon-6 p.m.) Read more about it here.

6 p.m.- 9 p.m // Fecal Face Dot Gallery (66 Gough) // free

LECTURE: Hiya Swanhuyser wants you to go hear D.I.Y. philosopher Chris Carlsson talk about being an anarchist. Do as she says.

7 p.m. // Modern Times Bookstore (888 Valencia) // free

MUSIC: In order to prepare for tomorrow's National Dance Week--starting tomorrow!--catch Hot Chip tonight. Everyone dances at a Hot Chip show. It's near impossible not to bust a move. Just go. You'll see.

8 p.m. // The Fillmore (1805 Geary) // $25

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Comments (2)

Dining Out for Life is tonight, April 24th! One night only, participating restaurants donate proceeds from their kitty to various HIV/AIDS related charities in their area.

San Francisco restaurants help out a buttload of charities on this night, and it's the biggest fund raiser of the year for the East Bay's Vital Life Services.

 

"A Daily Stranger" ? Looks more like "A Daily Meth Clinic" drawn by an untalented child.

Since when did shitty, ugly art become sacred? My 12 year old niece has produced more talented work for my mom's fridge.

 

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