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TWITTER . ZENDESK . YAMMER
San Francisco’s Tenderloin district has the highest concentration of homeless persons (44%), comprises the highest proportion of residents living in poverty (69.7%) with a per capita income of $14,556 compared to San Francisco’s average of $73,802, and of the population … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art project, At The Crossroads, ATA, Better Homes & Gardens Today, betterhomesandgardenstoday.org, Central Market, Central Market Community Benefits Agreement, Christopher Statton, Coalition On Homelessness, Gentrification, Gubbio Project, homelessness, Megan Wilson, San Francisco, Tenderloin, Twitter, Twitter Yammer Zendesk, Twitter Zendesk Yammer, Yammer, Yammer Twitter Zendesk, Yammer Zendesk Twitter, Zendesk, Zendesk Twitter Yammer, Zendesk Yammer Twitter
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The Gentrification of our Livelihoods: Everything Must Go… by Megan Wilson
We Lose Space, Installation by Megan Wilson and Gordon Winiemko, San Francisco Art Commission Grove Street Gallery (across from SF City Hall), San Francisco, CA, 2000, photo by Megan Wilson New Feature on Stretcher: Preface: When I began researching and … Continue reading
Posted in CAPITALISM, CREATIVE PLACEMAKING, PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, Urban Prototyping
Tagged 340 Bryant Street, 5M, 950 Market Street, Alexa Arena, Angelica Cabande, April Veneracion Ang, art, Art Strikes Back, ARTery Project, ArtPlace, Atlantic Yards, Christopher Statton, Creative Placemaking, Deborah Cullinan, Failure of Creative Placemaking, Forest City, Gentrification, Group i, Hidden Gems of The Tenderloin, Intersection for the Arts, Jamie Bennett, Jessica Van Tuyl, Joy Ou, Megan Wilson, Mid-Market, Oasis For Girls, Patricia Rodriguez, Pier 70, PolicyLink, Public-Private Partnership, ReAllocate, San Francisco, San Francisco Art Commission, San Francisco Board of Supervisors, SOMCAN, South of Market, Techshop, The Gentrification of our Livelihoods: Everything Must Go, Tom DeCaigney, Urban Prototyping, Wildflower Institute, WritersCorps
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Reminder from W.A.G.E. (Working Artists and the Greater Economy)
REMINDER: Claire Fontaine, 2009, removed during Art Basel Miami for being “too political” Re-posted from W.A.G.E. FB page
Posted in art, Art Basel Miami, ARTISTS/ACTIONS, CAPITAL, CAPITALISM, Claire Fontaine, political
Tagged art, Art Basel Miami, capitalism, Claire Fontaine
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