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Pop-Up Galleries in San Francisco

October 30, 2009 by Marion Maneker

San Francisco supervisor Sophie Maxwell was interviewed by the SF Chronicle about the new program:

The program – started by the mayor’s administration, the arts commission and neighborhood groups and galleries – aims to get San Francisco-based artists to reinvigorate downtrodden neighborhoods with works of public art. […] “The Bayview has long been a breeding ground for creativity with many artists living and working in the neighborhood,” Maxwell said. “Art in Storefronts taps into this resource by connecting neighborhood-based artists with local merchants and property owners who can work together to activate vacant storefronts.”

Another Week, Another Round of Art in Storefronts (SF Chronicle)

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