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'''Art workers''': [[David Senior]], [http://rebeccasolnit.net Rebecca Solnit]. | '''Art workers''': [[David Senior]], [http://rebeccasolnit.net Rebecca Solnit]. | ||
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| + | * Batia Sharon, [[Media:Sharon Batia 1979 Artist-run Galleries A Contemporary Institutional Change in the Visual Arts.pdf|"Artist-run Galleries: A Contemporary Institutional Change in the Visual Arts"]], ''Qualitative Sociology'' 2, May 1979, pp 3-28. [https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02390131] | ||
* Constance Lewallen (ed.), [https://brooklynrail.org/2017/11/editorsmessage/Bay-Watch-A-Snapshot-of-the-Visual-Arts-in-the-Bay-Area "Bay Watch: A Snapshot of the Visual Arts in the Bay Area"], ''Brooklyn Rail'', 2 Nov 2017. | * Constance Lewallen (ed.), [https://brooklynrail.org/2017/11/editorsmessage/Bay-Watch-A-Snapshot-of-the-Visual-Arts-in-the-Bay-Area "Bay Watch: A Snapshot of the Visual Arts in the Bay Area"], ''Brooklyn Rail'', 2 Nov 2017. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:41, 23 September 2023
Event listings: SF/Arts.
Spaces: Adobe Books bookstore (*1988), Alter Space artist-run gallery (*2012), BAVC Media (*1976), Brava arts center (*1986), The Chapel music venue (*2012), City Lights bookstore (*1953), CounterPulse community center (*1991), Et al. & Et al. etc. gallery (*2013, *2017), Green Apple Books bookstore (*1967), Hemlock Tavern live music venue (*2001), Letterform Archive (*2015), Minnesota Street Project studios & galleries (*2016), Root Division studios & gallery (*2002), Roxie nonprofit cinema (*1906), Russian Hill bookstore (*1993), SOMArts cultural center (*1979), CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts (*1988).
Events: CounterPulse Festival of performance (2018), Place Talks series (*2015), Resonance concert series (*2014), SF First Thursday Art Walk monthly event (*2011), San Francisco Electronic Music Festival (*1999).
Art workers: David Senior, Rebecca Solnit.
- Publications
- Batia Sharon, "Artist-run Galleries: A Contemporary Institutional Change in the Visual Arts", Qualitative Sociology 2, May 1979, pp 3-28. [1]
- Constance Lewallen (ed.), "Bay Watch: A Snapshot of the Visual Arts in the Bay Area", Brooklyn Rail, 2 Nov 2017.
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