About SFist

SFist is a website about San Francisco.

Editor: Brock Keeling
Publisher: Gothamist

About | Advertising | Archive | Contact | Job Board | Mobile | RSS | Staff

Entries from SFist tagged with 'missionculturalcenter'

May 3, 2007

Tonight - two shows open (one show leaves) at Steven Wolf Fine Arts (49 Geary Ste. 411): Orly Corgan's The Wonder of You, and Sentences by Nicholas Knight - both artists are from New York. In her post-modern feminist tapestries, Cogan takes vintage tablecloths and other linens from days gone by and transforms them through embroidery into an erotic fantasyland featuring mostly her. She muses, eats sweets, snorts coke, contemplates kissing frogs and kicks around......

Continue Reading "Go See: Art Events This Weekend"

January 24, 2007

We see it all the time, and we are fairly certain there is good money to be made doing it - public art is the topic of tonight's workshop in Southern Exposure's SoExchange series of artist-led workshops. How Do I Make My Art Public Art? features panelists, Seyed Alavi, Louise Bertelsen, Packard Jennings, Wang Po Shu, and Rigo 23. It takes place at the Mission Cultural Center (2868 Mission St at 25th) and covers how......

Continue Reading "SFist Tonight"

August 4, 2006

When you think about Cheech and Chong, we bet you imagine a three-foot bong and a lot of smoke. How about one of the most celebrated collections of Chicano artwork? Didn’t think so. Over the years, between making movies about his once beloved cannibis sativa, Cheech Marin has amassed a collection of spectacular paintings that celebrates the expressions of his native Mexican-American culture. Amid the raging debates over immigrant rights, Marin has decided it’s finally......

Continue Reading "Cheech Marin Conjures Up ‘Chicano Visions’ at the De Young"

2003- Gothamist LLC. All rights reserved. Terms of Use & Privacy Policy. We use MovableType.