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San Francisco Art Institute (Main Campus)

July 10 - July 10, 2010

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http://www.sfai.edu/
(415) 771-7020

800 Chestnut Street San Francisco, CA 94133

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San Francisco Arts Quarterly issue #2 Release Symposium

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Please join us on Saturday July 10th for the second release Symposium for the San Francisco Arts Quarterly. It will take place at the San Francisco Art Institute 800 Chestnut St. (@Jones- North Beach/ Russian Hill) The second issue came out July 1st and features the SOMA district as well as full bay are art listings July-September The FREE release Symposium includes: Panel Discussion: 6-7:15 Moderator: JD Beltran Panelists: Eli Ridgway Jay Howell Heather Villyard Julie Lazar Justin Hoover Live Music: 7:30-10pm Adam Stephens (Two Gallants) Young Prisms Rumspringa (LA) SFAQ HOSTED BAR: Blue Angle Vodka Mejor Tequila PBR Trumner Pilnser Artesa Wines FOOD PROVIDED BY: George's Restaurant 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 Francisco's art driven economy. SFAQ is a newspaper and calendar that presents the public with a quarterly update on art community events and offer 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 and 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 spaces/galleries. SFAQ's calendar will expand individuals' artistic perspective in San Francisco 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 performance more readily available to the public. This 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, opening a conversation between the district of focus and the rest of San Francisco. This will provide individuals with an in-depth look into the various districts of San Francisco's multi-faceted arts community. The publication is designed to inspire people to discover and explore areas of San Francisco that they do not typically experience, with the intention of unifying the varied areas of San Francisco into one comprehensive artistic whole extending throughout the city.

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