San Francisco artist turns garbage into masterpieces
Runner creates GPS art with San Francisco streets as his canvas
A runner in San Francisco has captivated people’s imagination by using the city’s streets to create stunning GPS artwork. Lenny Maughan shares examples of his work on Instagram that include designs like a snake, football, paperclip, Bigfoot and more.
Taken in the late 1960s and early 1970s, these long hidden photographs by Barbara Ramos have just been published in “A Fearless Eye.” ...
As NBA All-Star Weekend descends on San Francisco, “The Art of the Game” exhibition at 954 Market Street, adjacent to the Powell Street BART station, becomes a focal point for celebrating basketball ...
Pop-ups representing dozens of businesses are coming to Powell Street. With downtown San Francisco aiming to make a big leap ...
Rose D’Amato, “Mission St. (For Our Collective Ride ... courtesy the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco) A symbol of regeneration and resilience, the calla lily is a recurring motif for ...
Michail Michailov’s “Self-Brainwashing” is an art performance that covers people ... performances at 3:30 p.m., at 1201 Minnesota St., San Francisco; $10 tickets available online ...
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