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FINAL DAYS! Catch Zarouhie Abdalian's Occasional Music in downtown Oakland through Jan. 20. Downloadable PDFs of the catalogue essay and interview are available online! Pictured: View of Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, the site of Zarouhie Abdalian’s "Occasional Music"; photo by Ian Reeves
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Good news! Occasional Music, Zarouhie Abdalian’s SECA Art Award commission, has been extended! Hear the bells in Oakland→
FILM! TONIGHT AT 7PM! Alex Karpovsky (of HBO’s *Girls* fame) + Jonn Herschend (winner of SFMOMA’s SECA Art Award) present two wonderful films at the Roxie Theatre in SF’s Mission District. Miraculously there are still tix available; get ‘em here.
Tonight at SF's wonderful Roxie Theatre! Two films, one shared belief in the absurdity of everyday life, many good times. Get tix to this not-to-be-missed film screening online here.
Tonight's event is part of Live Projects 2: SECA Art Award.
[Jonn Herschend, "Stories from the Evacuation" (still), 2013]
Have you checked out the sites of this year's SECA Art Award exhibition, located throughout SF and in Oakland? The show closes this Sunday, and we're celebrating the last few days with Live Projects 2, a series of events at the SECA locations and with the artists. Check out the full lineup here.
Pictured: SFMOMA invited SECA Award recipient David Wilson to make original artwork for the SECA exhibition catalog cover. He talked to each of the other three award recipients about their respective locations and made one drawing for each one.
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What purpose does public art serve?
Next Wednesday, the four most recent winners of SFMOMA's SECA Art Award will dive into a conversation about public art with writer Michelle Tea at SFJAZZ in Hayes Valley. Don't miss this conversation (and don't miss the preceding happy hour, either)! Get tickets + more info here.
This event is part of Live Projects 2, SFMOMA's new bi-monthly series of on the go events featuring conversation, film, and exploration.
This is just a peek back at all the fun we had during Live Projects 1: Mark di Suvero this past September. If you missed out on that adventurous series of events, don't fret! Live Projects 2: SECA Art Award is coming up starting next week! See the lineup and get tix now→
To see more photos from Live Projects 1, go here. To stay up to date with Live Projects 2, follow #SFMOMAlive and RSVP/invite friends on Facebook!
Dear urban explorers, David Wilson's Arrivals - Map 4 is now available for pickup in front of SFMOMA at the artist's trailhead. Grab your copy and enjoy an adventure to SF's beautiful Bernal Hill this weekend! Learn more here. Image: David Wilson, Site 4 – Bernal Hill preparations, from Arrivals (2013)
