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April 29 to May 31, 2008 Gallery hours: Tue-Sat, 10:30am-5:30pm
ArtworkSF
What Goes Around . . .
49 Geary Street (@ Market), Suite 234
TICKETS: FREE. Artist Reception Thursday May 1, 5:30pm
What Goes Around is an examination of the threads of common experience across cultures and time past, present and future as a means to connect people in an emerging global society.
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May 9-June 29. Gallery Hours Tue.-Sat, 10-4. Call 415-986-1822 for more information
Beili Liu (China)
Lure 1 & Lure 2
Chinese Culture Center, 750 Kearny Street, Third Floor of Hilton Hotel.
TICKETS: FREE. Artist Reception, 6:00pm Friday May 9 Lecture by artist Beili Liu, 2:00pm Saturday May 10
Presented by the Chinese Cultural Center
Artist Beili Liu's Lure is inspired by the myth of red thread in Chinese legend. Folklore says lovers are connected by an invisible red thread around their ankles. When it is pulled, the lovers come closer and eventually find each other. Lure #1 and Lure #2 are two installations that both borrow from the red thread tale.
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Exhibit Dates Monday May 26-Wednesday June 2
Richard Kamler (San Francisco), Clinton Fein (South Africa), Rigo 23 (Portugal), Taraneh Hemami (Iran), Victor Cartagena (El Salvador), Kyi Win (Burema), Tonel (Antonio Eligio Fernandez) (Cuba), Igor Gusyev (Ukraine), Rafael Trellis (Puerto Rico)
Seeing Peace
Billboard Order & Locations: Geary Boulevard & Fourth Avenue Masonic & Fulton Streets Divisadero & O'Farrell Streets Broadway & Montgomery Streets Valencia Street & Duboce Avenue Mission & Sixth Streets Mission & 17Th Streets Third & 19th Streets Cesar Chavez Street & Evans Avenue Judah Street & Ninth Avenue
Presented by Richard Kamler and the University of San Francisco.
A prototype of the full project to be presented at the United Nations in New York 2009, Richard Kamler will work in collaboration with five international visual artists to create five bill-boards in down town San Francisco that depict their unique cultural perspectives of seeing peace.
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