Recess\SF
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Alternative art space for projects, performances, collaboration, and experimentation located in the Mission District of San Francisco. Recess\SF was founded as a home for alternative projects, experimental collaboration, and offbeat programming—a laboratory for unconventional happenings, and a place to explore ideas en masse. With a penchant for the ephemeral, cross-disciplinary, and experiential, R/SF actively hosts radical projects that could not exist elsewhere to foster true risk-taking among today’s cultural agitators. The space is run by Lauren Licata, Anička-Vrána Godwin, and Kaitlin Trataris as an ongoing experiment in collaborative curating and socially engaged programming.
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Excited to be part of a growing Bay Area art scene 💪💞 Check out the full article by Monica Westin and Danica Sachs on Artsy http://ow.ly/2o2C303bVlB
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Hump day is real #currentmood
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Dissolve Magazine Launch
It may be Monday, but we're already thinking to the weekend because Dissolve Magazine's launch is THIS Saturday 8\13 at Adobe Books!
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Self(ie) reflecting on artworks about identity and portraiture. My favorite work by Cécile B. Evans.
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