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Mobile Arts Platform at the 15th Annual Precita Eyes Urban Youth Arts Festival

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Date:
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Time:
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Event Type:
Party/Street Party
Organizer/Author:
Ayanda Mutere
Location Details:
25th Street and Potrero Ave,
San Francisco, CA, 94199

Where: Potrero del Sol Park/La Raza Skatepark

Time: 1:00PM-5:00PM

How Much: Free Admission!!

SOMArts Cultural Center, in collaboration with the Mobile Arts Platform (MAP), presents a one-day-only pop-up exhibition at the 15th Annual Urban Youth Arts Festival hosted by Precita Eyes on July 23, 2011. MAP: Urban Youth Arts Festival includes a curated selection of visual and media art in addition to hands-on experiences for all ages. MAP is free and open to the public between 1pm and 5pm on the 23rd. Potrero del Sol/La Raza Skate Park is located at 25th and Utah in San Francisco. Exhibitions and activities at MAP: Urban Youth Arts Festival include murals by Miranda Bergman, a digital slide-show of murals from around the world by Nico Crisafulli, interactive stencil art assembly with James Gregg, participatory mural painting by Nicole McClure, a video short documenting local murals by Peter Foucault, Chris Treggiari and John Urquhart, a crowd-sourced street art slide-show, and ergonomically innovative seating and structural installations by Furniture Design and Architecture MFA students from California College of the Arts. Additional participatory content includes the Yes, we can ________ Positive Picketing Project, which allows any member of the public to create a mini-pronouncement of values by customizing a ready-made protest style sign with their own message. All artwork produced at this event throughout the day, including the stencils, Pronouncement signs, and murals, will be instantaneously uploaded to a virtual gallery at http://www.somarts.org/precita.

This event marks the fourth in a series of five collaborative exhibitions with SOMArts Cultural Center for 2010-2011 made possible with support from the Creative Work Fund. This dynamic pop-up exhibition strategy is designed to increase arts participation at city fairs and to deepen community engagement through the arts.

More info: http://www.somarts.org/map-precita
Added to the calendar on Wed, Jul 13, 2011 5:26PM
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