All Creative Work Is Derivative
I love this video by Nina Paley (of Sita Sings the Blues fame).
Art Archives, page 6
What is art to you?
Moving mural on Pine Street
Now this is what I call an incentive plan
Jackhammer stencil art
Update: I finally discovered that the jackhammer stencils all over San Francisco were an obscure promo for Public Works, a gallery/club venue opening at the time.
Point Richmond and the Golden State Model Railroad Museum
Point Richmond is one of those corners of the Bay Area that I’ve never had a chance to explore. So on Sunday Stephanie and I hopped in a Zipcar and headed in that direction. First we stopped at the Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park and took an impromptu walking tour around the waterfront and various exhibits. It was overcast and at times very windy, but it was also nice to be out and moving our legs.
Our next stop was the Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline. We walked down to Ferry Point, the original western terminus of Santa Fe’s transcontinental line. Here, freight train cars were loaded onto barges to complete the journey to San Francisco.
