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Tag Archives: Creative Placemaking
1967 Summer of Love –> 2017 Summer of Rage & Resistance
ATA (Artists’ Television Access) 992 Valencia Street, San Francisco CA July 20 – August, 2017
Posted in ARTISTS/ACTIONS, CAPITALISM, CAPITALISM IS OVER!, Colonization of Public Space, CONSUMERISM, CORPORATE BRUTALITY, CREATIVE PLACEMAKING, DEMOCRACY, Displacement, ECONOMY, EVIL CORPORATIONS, Gentrification, GLOBALIZATION, GREED, HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES, LOVE, POLICY, PROTESTS, San Francisco, TAX THE RICH, Tech, Technology, Urban Prototyping
Tagged 1967, 2017, Airbnb, Another Planet Entertainment, Apple Inc., Asian Art Museum, ATA, capitalism, Civic Center Commons, Cobalt Mines, Colossal Clusterfest, corporate capitalism, Creative Placemaking, DEMOCRACY, Democratic Republic of Congo, Disrupting, Dot-Com, Dot-Com Bubble, Flower Interruption, Flower Power, Gentrification, Global Financial Crisis, I'd like to teach the world to sing, Innovating, Lyft, Megan Wilson, Mission District, Mission Playground, neoliberal agenda, privatization, San Francisco, Sharing Economy, Summer of Love, Summer of Rage, Summer of Rage & Resistance, Tech Shuttle Buses, The Corporate State, Think Different, Twitter Tax Breaks, Uber, Urban Prototyping
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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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