Hidden
Noise: the Talking Buildings Project
Julio Morales, Natasha Ogunji, Zane Vella Hidden Noise is a series of five site-specific installations throughout the city featuring the voices and stories of neighborhoods in transition. |
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Physical
Hygiene
Raveevarn Choksombatchai Examining waste treatment and the unseen sanitation system, this project explores how ìcleanlinessî and ìphysical hygieneî differ from one social and cultural structure to another. |
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The Radiant
City
Margaret Crane, Jacques Servin and Scott MacLeod The Radiant City floats somewhere out of reach. It is the city you remember and the city you forgot. The Radiant City is part San Francisco and part somewhere else. |
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Multifrisco
Jacques Servin with cartographer Scott Noren "Frisco": an imposed vision that San Franciscans loathe. This piece consists of a map that resides on the Web and allows users to superimpose various visions of the city, as well as add their own. Two of Servin's layers: The Great City, Burnham's Plan. |
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FarmCity
Harrell Fletcher and Jon Rubin Five Mission District households will use their own backyards, patios, or window boxes to grow vegetables, fruits or herbs to share with the other households on a weekly basis. In the gallery will be a functioning greenhouse to illustrate one form of urban agriculture. |
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Contours
of the City
Anita Margrill in collaboration with geologist Judy West Contours of the City is a three dimensional representation of San Franciscoís bedrock and overlying sediment package (or isopach) which illustrates the concentrations of ìsoft soilsî that are responsible for our greatest earthquake tragedies. |
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The
Monument Map
Richard Sommer This project takes as a starting point the definition of the monument as an artifact understood to be an exemplar of some natural, historical or personal significance, or as some-thing that endures in the memory. |
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La Vida
Povera de San Pancho
Erika Olsen Hannes, Valerie Soe This interactive installation consists of a swarm of melted and made over Playskool plastic doll houses that have been altered to reflect the ghost stories, histories and legends of San Francisco. |
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Territory
Ali Sant "Territory" is a travelogue charting an eight month journey away from San Francisco and back again. Influenced by early travel stories, the site blends both the experiences and exagerations of travel in a collection of stories. |