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Amber Hasselbring: Mission Greenbelt Headquarters at San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery
Project Kick-Off Party: Thursday, November 15, 5 -8pm
November 10 - December 22, 2007
Location: SFAC Gallery (Map It)
401 Van Ness Avenue
http://www.sfacgallery.org
Artist: Amber Hasselbring
Mission Greenbelt Headquarters initiates a new SFAC Gallery exhibition series, Winter Workshop, which is designed to support artists engaged in the creation of long-term projects through providing space, administrative support and funding at an intermediary stage of the generative process. After a call for submissions, the staff of the SFAC Gallery chose Amber Hasselbring’s community-based urban earth artwork project, The Mission Greenbelt.
About the Project:
The Mission Greenbelt project will inspire and enable San Franciscans to begin growing an urban earth artwork. The Greenbelt will consist of neighboring native plant sidewalk gardens in front of homes, apartment buildings, storefronts and schools between Franklin Square Park and Dolores Park. In addition to improving the environment and creating a habitat for birds, insects, reptiles and small mammals, the project will unite and strengthen a community.
From November 10 to December 22, 2007 the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery transforms into Headquarters for the Mission Greenbelt Public Awareness Campaign. Headquarters is the central meeting place for Mission Greenbelt researching and campaigning. Headquarters also hosts a multi-media art installation, free public events and hands-on workshops. Visitors of all ages are invited to visit Headquarters and join in the effort to create a new San Francisco Greenbelt.
There is a Native Plant Demonstration Garden in front of the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery which is made possible through a partnership with Nature in City’s Education & Stewardship Committee.
PUBLIC EVENTS
Campaign Kick-off
with Special Guest Speakers:
Thursday, November 15, 5 – 8 pm
Hands-on Sidewalk Landscaping
& Permitting Workshop:
Saturday, November 17, 12 – 3 pm
Meet the Artist Brown Bag Lunch:
Thursday, December 6, 12 - 1 pm
This project is supported through collaborations with Steven Leiber, Presley Martin, The Nature in the City Education/Stewardship Committee, Satoru Nihei and World Savvy.
November 10 - December 22, 2007
Location: SFAC Gallery (Map It)
401 Van Ness Avenue
http://www.sfacgallery.org
Artist: Amber Hasselbring
Mission Greenbelt Headquarters initiates a new SFAC Gallery exhibition series, Winter Workshop, which is designed to support artists engaged in the creation of long-term projects through providing space, administrative support and funding at an intermediary stage of the generative process. After a call for submissions, the staff of the SFAC Gallery chose Amber Hasselbring’s community-based urban earth artwork project, The Mission Greenbelt.
About the Project:
The Mission Greenbelt project will inspire and enable San Franciscans to begin growing an urban earth artwork. The Greenbelt will consist of neighboring native plant sidewalk gardens in front of homes, apartment buildings, storefronts and schools between Franklin Square Park and Dolores Park. In addition to improving the environment and creating a habitat for birds, insects, reptiles and small mammals, the project will unite and strengthen a community.
From November 10 to December 22, 2007 the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery transforms into Headquarters for the Mission Greenbelt Public Awareness Campaign. Headquarters is the central meeting place for Mission Greenbelt researching and campaigning. Headquarters also hosts a multi-media art installation, free public events and hands-on workshops. Visitors of all ages are invited to visit Headquarters and join in the effort to create a new San Francisco Greenbelt.
There is a Native Plant Demonstration Garden in front of the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery which is made possible through a partnership with Nature in City’s Education & Stewardship Committee.
PUBLIC EVENTS
Campaign Kick-off
with Special Guest Speakers:
Thursday, November 15, 5 – 8 pm
Hands-on Sidewalk Landscaping
& Permitting Workshop:
Saturday, November 17, 12 – 3 pm
Meet the Artist Brown Bag Lunch:
Thursday, December 6, 12 - 1 pm
This project is supported through collaborations with Steven Leiber, Presley Martin, The Nature in the City Education/Stewardship Committee, Satoru Nihei and World Savvy.
Project Kick-Off Party: Thursday, November 15, 5 -8pm
November 10 - December 22, 2007
Location: SFAC Gallery (Map It)
401 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94110
Artist: Amber Hasselbring
Mission Greenbelt Headquarters initiates a new SFAC Gallery exhibition series, Winter Workshop, which is designed to support artists engaged in the creation of long-term projects through providing space, administrative support and funding at an intermediary stage of the generative process. After a call for submissions, the staff of the SFAC Gallery chose Amber Hasselbring’s community-based urban earth artwork project, The Mission Greenbelt.
About the Project:
The Mission Greenbelt project will inspire and enable San Franciscans to begin growing an urban earth artwork. The Greenbelt will consist of neighboring native plant sidewalk gardens in front of homes, apartment buildings, storefronts and schools between Franklin Square Park and Dolores Park. In addition to improving the environment and creating a habitat for birds, insects, reptiles and small mammals, the project will unite and strengthen a community.
From November 10 to December 22, 2007 the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery transforms into Headquarters for the Mission Greenbelt Public Awareness Campaign. Headquarters is the central meeting place for Mission Greenbelt researching and campaigning. Headquarters also hosts a multi-media art installation, free public events and hands-on workshops. Visitors of all ages are invited to visit Headquarters and join in the effort to create a new San Francisco Greenbelt.
There is a Native Plant Demonstration Garden in front of the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery which is made possible through a partnership with Nature in City’s Education & Stewardship Committee.
PUBLIC EVENTS
Campaign Kick-off
with Special Guest Speakers:
Thursday, November 15, 5 – 8 pm
Hands-on Sidewalk Landscaping
& Permitting Workshop:
Saturday, November 17, 12 – 3 pm
Meet the Artist Brown Bag Lunch:
Thursday, December 6, 12 - 1 pm
This project is supported through collaborations with Steven Leiber, Presley Martin, The Nature in the City Education/Stewardship Committee, Satoru Nihei and World Savvy.
For more information:
http://www.sfacgallery.org/exhibitions_det...
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In the spirit of this project, there will be free plants at the really really free market on saturday in dolores park. invitations to the Mission Greenbelt Campaign Headquarters will also be available.
Learn more about this project and take home a mission friendly plant for your sidewalk plot or backyard... or maybe someone else's.
Learn more about this project and take home a mission friendly plant for your sidewalk plot or backyard... or maybe someone else's.
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