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TENDERLOIN ISSUE I 1 San Francisco Arts Quarterly San Francisco Arts Quarterly SFA Free Publication DedicatedA to theQ Artistic Community TENDERLOIN ISSUE Bay Area Arts Calendar: April.May.June Chris Bratton. President of SFAI Fecal Face(dot)com Art Business(dot)com White Walls/Shooting Gallery Gray Area Foundation for the Arts Stamen Design i 1 2 MANIFESTO The mission of the San Francisco Arts Quarterly is to provide the growing arts community of San Francisco with a free publication aimed at enabling galleries, artists, collectors, and the general public to connect and network; facilitating the expansion and flourishing of San i 1 Francisco's art driven economy. SFAQ is both a newspaper and calendar that presents the public with a quarterly update on art community events, offering insight into the current and future state of a variety of arts throughout the city. The SFAQ calendar is a user friendly guide that contains a pullout San Francisco MUNI map along with a compilation of the various venues and spaces within San Francisco. The calendar will include a listing of openings, public events, performances, festivals, screenings, and releases featured at various educational facilities, museums, established galleries, non-profit organizations, theaters, music halls, and more with an emphasis on alternative venues and up and coming The San Francisco Arts Quarterly spaces/galleries. SFAQ's calendar will expand individuals' artistic perspective in San Francisco SFSFIssueSF 1: April.MayAAAQ.June.2010QQ and facilitate their connection to the various events that are happening throughout the city. We wish to provide every artist with the opportunity to make their exhibition, project, or perfor- mance more readily available to the public. T his helps inspire and support the citizens of San Francisco to continue practicing their various artistic endeavors, further enveloping San Francisco with the gift of creativity. The San Francisco Arts Quarterly will direct a dialogue with a highlighted neighborhood in San Francisco, rotating to different areas of the city with every issue. Each edition will consist of interviews with individuals and collectives who are showing an interest in the advancement of the San Francisco arts community and thus helping to further stimulate the city's progressive nature. By opening a conversation between the district of focus and the rest of San Francisco, individuals will be provided with an in-depth look into the various districts of San Francisco's multi-faceted arts community. T he publication is designed to inspire people to discover and explore areas of San Francisco that they may not typically experience, with the intention of unifying the varied areas of San Francisco into one comprehensive artistic whole, extending throughout the city. Enjoy. Founders Gregory Ito, Andrew McClintock Editors Andrew McClintock, Gregory Ito Contributing Photographers Ken Goto www.kengotophoto.com n Oliver Fader www.rahpublications.com San Francisco History Center TABLE OF CONTENTS Shooting Gallery Contributing Writers 3 Manifesto, Table of Contents, Mast Head Chris Bratton, Gabe Scott 5 SFAQ Listings Submission Form Staff Writers Hideyuki Okeya, Michael Conway 6-7 April Calendar Staff Photographers 8-19 April Event Listings Andrew McClintock Editorial Interns Laura Jones, Alex Luke, 20-21 May Calendar Susan Wu, Denise Enriquez, Michael Luce 22-30 May Event Listings Advertising [email protected] 32-33 June Calendar Film Events 34-39 June Event Listings Stella Lochman [email protected] 40-41 SFAQ Panorama Web Designer Erik Wilson [email protected] 42-43 Chris Bratton, President of SFAI Residency Listing 44-45 John Trippe, Fecalface(dot)com interview Cameron Kelly Calendar Listings 46-47 Alan Bamberger, Art Business interview [email protected] 48 Flop Box Zine Reviews Special Thanks Chris Bratton, Elizabeth Sheets, Tina Conway, 50-52 Justin Giarla, White Walls interview Bette Okeya, Royce Ito, Sarah Edwards, Elias 54-55 Josette Melchor, GAFFTA interview Bikahi, Maurice Kanbar, James Eason, John and Jessica Trippe, Jeannene Przyblyski, Hou Hanru, 56-57 Stamen Design Justin Giarla, Alan Bamberger, Eric and Nikki Rodenbeck, Marianna Stark, Tyson Vogel, Austin 58-59 A Glimpse Into the Past McManus, Laurie Lazer, Darryl Smith, Ever Gold 60 Residency listing, Highlighted Film Events la famila, EL yee, GLS, BAD, GOB, FAB, NFA, PRO, and Steve MacDonald for keeping it real 3 spring 2010 spring 2010 visiting artists spheres and scholars of interest lecture series experiments in 'FCSVBSZ QN%PVHMBT'PHMF thinking & action 'FCSVBSZ QN+FSFNZ(JMCFSU3PMGF 8JOJGSFE+PIOTPO$MJWF'PVOEBUJPO%JTUJOHVJTIFE graduate 7JTJUJOH1BJOUJOH'FMMPX lecture series 'FCSVBSZ QN1BOFMEJTDVTTJPOXJUI (FPHSBQIZPG5SBOTUFSSJUPSJFTBSUJTUT +BOVBSZ QN-PVJTF-BXMFS 5BLJOH1MBDF .BSDI QN8BGBB#JMBM 'FCSVBSZ QN.JLB5BKJNB .BSDI QN.Z#BSCBSJBO "1MBDFGPS5SBOTBDUJOH"CTUSBDUJPOT "QSJM QN4IBSPO-PDLIBSU 'FCSVBSZ QN5SBKBM)BSSFMM 1JMBSB'PVOEBUJPO%JTUJOHVJTIFE7JTJUJOH .BZCFUP4QFDUBDMF4IPXQPOZBOE5XFOUZ-PPLT 1IPUPHSBQIZ'FMMPX PS1BSJT*T#VSOJOHBUUIF+VETPO$IVSDI "QSJM QN+VMJF)FGGFSOBO .BSDI QN3FOn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µTFYIJCJUJPOTBOEQVCMJDQSPHSBNT±BDPNQPOFOUPGXIJDIJTUIF7JTJUJOH 5IFHSBEVBUFMFDUVSFTFSJFT±4QIFSFTPG*OUFSFTU&YQFSJNFOUTJO5IJOLJOH "SUJTUTBOE4DIPMBST-FDUVSF4FSJFT±BSFTVQQPSUFEJOQBSUCZUIF(SBOUTGPSUIF "DUJPO±JTPSHBOJ[FEUISPVHI4'"*µT%JWJTJPOPG(SBEVBUF4UVEJFTJODPPQFSBUJPO "SUT4BO'SBODJTDP)PUFM5BY'VOE5IF%JTUJOHVJTIFE7JTJUJOH1BJOUJOH'FMMPXTIJQT XJUI4'"*µT$FOUFSTGPS*OUFSEJTDJQMJOBSZ4UVEZ BSFGVOEFECZUIF8JOJGSFE+PIOTPO$MJWF'PVOEBUJPO BOEUIF%JTUJOHVJTIFE 7JTJUJOH1IPUPHSBQIZ'FMMPXTIJQTBSFGVOEFECZUIF1JMBSB'PVOEBUJPO5IF %JTUJOHVJTIFE'FMMPXTIJQJO*OUFSEJTDJQMJOBSZ4UVEJFTJTQSPWJEFECZUIF"OO $IBNCFSMBJOFTUBUF8BGBB#JMBMµTMFDUVSFJTQSFTFOUFEXJUITVQQPSUGSPNUIF6$ #FSLFMFZ$FOUFSGPS/FX.FEJB(FPHSBQIZPG5SBOTUFSSJUPSJFTJTNBEFQPTTJCMF UISPVHIUIFTVQQPSUPGTXJTTOFY4BO'SBODJTDP UIF4XJTT"SUT$PVODJM1SP)FMWFUJB $VMUVSFT'SBODF UIF$VMUVSBM4FSWJDFTPGUIF$POTVMBUF(FOFSBMPG'SBODFJO4BO sfai 'SBODJTDP BOE"SUOPX*OUFSOBUJPOBM san francisco. art. institute. since 1871. The San Francisco Arts Quarterly SA Free Publication Dedicated to the Artistic CommunitySSFFFAAAQQQ The main purpose of The San Francisco Arts Quarterly (SFAQ) is to provide a free publication dedicated to the growing arts community of San Francisco and is a tool enabling spaces, artists, collectors, and viewers to connect and network, allowing San Francisco’s art driven economy to expand and grow strong. SFAQ is an arts calendar and newspaper covering events scheduled every three months, and printed four times a year. SFAQ is here to bring people together and support creativity. SUBMISSIONS The San Francisco Arts Quarterly is currently enlisting events scheduled during the months: July, August, September. Material submitted to SFAQ arts calendar will be printed and distributed to the thousands of people in San Francisco’s flourishing arts commu- nity. There is no submission fee, and SFAQ encourages traditional and alternative spaces/projects to submit. The SFAQ calendar is used to promote the happenings within San Francisco by supplying a user friendly guide to individuals including a city map to aid the travels of the public. Submitted material must include the following information: - Name and address of venue - Title of scheduled event - Date/time of opening reception - Date/time of closing reception - Description (50 word maximum) - Contact/website send submission to: [email protected] DEADLINE: May 20th, 2010 Due to llimited space SFAQ reserves the right to decline selected submission material visit www.sfaqonline.com 5 111 Minna CounterPULSE 1:AM Gallery CounterPULSE The Crucible 871 Fine Arts Creativity Explored Exit Theatre Caldwell Snyder Gallery Herbst Theatre ATA The Moscone Center Herbst Theatre CounterPULSE San Francisco Women’s Film Festival CounterPULSE The Moscone Center Baer Ridgway Peanut Gallery Museum of Craft & Folk Art Femina Potens Art Gallery Sculpturesite Gallery Ever Gold Gallery Rare Device CounterPULSE San Francisco Art Institute The Kabuki Theater SFMOMA Fecal Face Dot Gallery The Roxie Theater Femina Potens Art Gallery SF Camerawork Root Division Stephen Pelton Dance Theater 1 FIFTY24SF Gallery 2 San Francisco Art Institute 3 Gallery 28 4 5 6 SOAP Gallery 7 San Francisco Women’s Film 8 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Gallery Heist SOMArts Gallery Heist Festival Hespe Gallery Triple Base Gallery Gendell Gallery Jack Fischer Gallery Yerba Buena Center for Herbst Theatre John Berggruen Gallery the Arts The Kabuki Theater Kokoro Studio Zeum Live Art Gallery Museum of Craft & Folk Art The Moscone Center Phyllis Wattis Theater Peanut Gallery The Roxie Theater Public Barber Salon Sandra Lee Gallery The Shooting Gallery SF Camerawork White Walls Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Yerba Buena Center for the Arts 1:AM Gallery ARC Gallery CounterPULSE The Crucible The Jewish Community California College of the
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