sfmomacrowd:

Park Schreck Gallery is an gallery in Chicago featuring emerging abstract artists. The gallery is open to the public and we talk about art all day long. Every question is valid and we enjoy hearing the thoughts from everyone, trained or untrained in the arts.

sfmomacrowd:

I volunteer once a week at Edicola - a re-purposed newsstand on Market Street in downtown San Francisco. Its mission is to provide “a platform for emerging artists to reach their community through support from the public and by repurposing a kiosk that would otherwise be vacant.” Edicola is run by the wonderful COLPA Press.

Love this Art MicroHub submission from SF’s own Edicola. What spaces, places, and sites are at the center of your creative world? SUBMIT TO OUR PROJECT HERE.

Doesn’t this look like fun?! Our oculus becomes a climbing wall of sorts as our install crew prepares for an upcoming Atrium installation :)

massmoca:

Does your Monday feel like an uphill battle? You can do it! Just like this little guy. Climbing Up-2011 by Kakyoung Lee is part of Making Room: The Space Between Two and Three Dimensions.

:)

onecreativeproject:

A new photo for Chapter Two of The One Project!

The Search

The expectation is put on us at birth, one day we will fall in love and marry our ‘other half.’ Growing up the pressure is put on us by our friends, our family, and the media; it can be overwhelming. Happiness isn’t waiting in marriage, yet we search endlessly for it in others. We become so tangled up in the complexity of relationships that we forget we can be whole on our own. Then, the search becomes effortless.

amandapaigeplummer:

I’m so going next week if it’s open

Yes, we’ll be open for regular hours this holiday season— however we will be closed on Thanksgiving day :)

cloud2013:

Rothko at the SFMOMA  San Francisco

sfmomacrowd:

Creativity Explored (3245 16th Street) is a bustling studio and gallery space where artists with developmental disabilities create, exhibit, and sell art. Approximately sixty artists come Monday through Friday and are given individualized instruction by professional artists. Six times a year, their work is exhibited in onsite exhibitions and it is often included in other exhibits around the world. 

The work these artists create is both a valuable means of expression and a vehicle for connecting with the community at large. 

Love this :)

SUBMISSION:

from this blog

SUBMISSION (love this photo of Lozano-Hemmer’s radio tower installed now on our 4th-floor!):

SFMOMA   Photo by Adeo Alday