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DESCRIPTION:Program for Homeless Artists Unveils Exhibition of Male Nudes  The 
 Community Arts Program at Hospitality House is unveiling a new exhibition 
 of male nude paintings by “Seth the Artist.”  This solo exhibit will be 
 on display at the Hospitality House Studio/Gallery, located at 146 
 Leavenworth St. near Turk.  Artwork will be on display throughout April 
 2006.  An opening reception will be held from 5-7pm on Friday April 14.  
 Admission is free.  According to Seth the Artist, “the paintings will 
 serve male nudes, front and back, with hands, lips, eyes and crosses for 
 more diversity.  All work is in living color making the viewer react and 
 think about what is inside of them.”   Seth is a self-taught artist from 
 NYC where he was known as a fierce chef, performing artist and fashion 
 designer.  He came to the West Coast to find other hidden talents and to 
 live out his destiny with an artistic blast.  The exhibit is sponsored by 
 the Community Arts Program at Hospitality House which provides creative 
 expression for homeless, formerly-homeless, and low-income individuals in 
 the Tenderloin.  The Community Arts Program offers a workshop, fine art 
 materials, instruction and exhibits at no cost to participants.  Based in 
 one of San Francisco’s poorest neighborhoods, this award-winning program 
 provides an opportunity for creative expression and economic empowerment to 
 people who would otherwise be unable to create artwork.  The program 
 provides a 100% commission to artist-participants on the sale of their 
 artwork.  The Community Arts Program is one of several programs run by 
 Central City Hospitality House to support the homeless community in San 
 Francisco's Tenderloin district.  Other Hospitality House programs include 
 a drop-in self help center, an employment program, and a shelter for 
 homeless men.  Since 1967, Hospitality House has used these programs along 
 with peer-led programs and advocacy efforts to empower homeless and 
 low-income people and unite their voices to stimulate social change.  \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/04/05/93933.php
SUMMARY:Homeless Art Exhibit of Male Nudes
LOCATION:Hospitality House Studio/Gallery, located at 146 Leavenworth St. near Turk
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/04/05/93933.php
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