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Select Press Coverage: Home Land Security

About Home Land Security

Jori Finkel, “A ‘Home Land Security’ Art Show, at the Foot of the Golden Gate Bridge,” New York Times, June 23, 2016. Read online or download PDF

Sam Whiting, “For-Site Show Coming to Presidio in September,” San Francisco Chronicle, June 24, 2016. Read online or download PDF

Chloe Veltman, “Ex-Military Bunkers to Host Major Group Exhibition in San Francisco,” June 23, 2016. KQED, Read online or download PDF

Annie Tittiger, “Make Art Not War,” San Francisco Magazine, September 2016. Read online.

Jean Schiffman, “New Presidio Exhibit Illuminates Complex Social Issues,” SF/ARTS, September 2016. Read online.

Leilani Labong, “Safe Haven” C Magazine, September 2016. Download PDF

Sam Whiting, “Foundation Puts Ballistics Test Inside Mothballed Presidio Bunker,” San Francisco Chronicle, September 7, 2016. Read online

Adam Brinklow, “Exclusive Look at Art inside Presidio’s Abandoned Bunkers,” Curbed SF, September 9, 2016. Read online

Jori Finkel, “Political Art That Packs A Punch,” The Art Newspaper, September 9, 2016. Read online

Michael Krasny, “Homeland Security Installation Comes to San Francisco’s Presidio Barracks,” KQED Forum, September 13, 2016. Read online

Sura Wood, “Coastal Art Installations,” The Bay Area Reporter, September 15, 2016. Read online

Jonathan Curiel, “For-site is 20/20,” SF Weekly, September 22, 2016. Read online

“Can Art Save the World?” BBC World Service Radio, The Cultural Frontline, September 24, 2016. Read online

Matthew Harrison Tedford, “Artwork and Setting Depict Post-9/11 World,” KQED, September 26, 2016. Read online

Allen Schauffler, “Artists Exhibit Work in Historic Bunkers,”  Al Jazeera English, September 29, 2016. Watch online

Thea Quira Tagle, “Stories of War and Survival Unfold in San Francisco Presidio,” Hyperallergic, November 16, 2016. Read online

Joe Rostao, “Presidio Exhibit Gives Artful Twist to Homeland Security,” NBC Bay Area, November 23, 2016. Watch online

Maria Porges, “Home Land Security @ Presidio,” Squarecylinder, November 27, 2016. Read online

Charles Desmarais, “Exhibits Inside Soaring Cathedral, Stark Bunkers,” San Francisco Chronicle, December 14, 2016. Read online

Gabrielle Gopinath, “Home Land Security at the Presidio,” SFAQ, December 15, 2016. Read online

Tanja M. Laden, “That Time Art Took Over a Military Complex,” The Creators Project, January 3, 2017. Read online

Melanie D.G. Kaplan, “Harsh is Truth,” National Parks Magazine, Summer 2018. Read online or download PDF

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Sanctuary Salon (February 23, 2018)

Sanctuary Salon (February 23, 2018)

Echoing Sanctuary's ethos of plurality, the "Sanctuary Salon" series weaves together the voices of artists whose practices span creative disciplines, including ...

Brendan Fernandes: Safely (2017)

Brendan Fernandes: Safely (2017)

As part of his commission for "Sanctuary," Brendan Fernandes presented a site-specific durational performance that explored themes of reverence and sacred ...

Panel Discussion: Approaching the Rug as a Critical Form

Panel Discussion: Approaching the Rug as a Critical Form

Panel Discussion "Above the Rug: Approaching the Rug as a Critical Form" February 11, 2018 Historically and traditionally, rugs are a medium for cultural ...

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Sanctuary Salon (January 26, 2018)

Sanctuary Salon (January 26, 2018)

Echoing the ethos of plurality embodied within FOR-SITE's exhibition "Sanctuary," the "Sanctuary Salon" series weaves together the voices of artists whose ...

Sanctuary Salon (December 14, 2017)

Sanctuary Salon (December 14, 2017)

Echoing the ethos of plurality embodied within FOR-SITE's exhibition "Sanctuary," the "Sanctuary Salon" series weaves together the voices of artists whose ...

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  • It's a full house (er, Chapel) tonight for FOR-SITE's first #Sanctuary Salon https://t.co/ABOANPBfeV
  • Happening now: Free #silkscreening workshops with #SanctuaryPrintShop outside #Sanctuary @FortMasoninSF Chapel https://t.co/4BGs628mct

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  • FOR-SITE visited “Joan Jonas: They Come to Us without a Word” at @fortmasoncenter today and were struck by the installation “Nine Trees.” The work was originally made for the courtyard of the U.S. Pavilion in Venice, and consisted of trunks harvested from Certosa Island, a former military site in the Venetian Lagoon. Fittingly, the piece at Fort Mason incorporates eucalyptus trees from @presidiosf (also a former military site). As with the rest of “They Come to Us without a Word,” the piece speaks to the human impact on nature and existing ecosystems. The Presidio eucalyptus used in the work is a non-native species that was planted by the U.S. Army in the 1880’s, and fundamentally changed the landscape from windswept sand to the existing park forest. __ Joan Jonas: They Come to Us without a Word” is on view in Gallery 308 @fortmasoncenter Wed. - Sat. Noon to 8pm and Sun. 11am to 5pm through March 10. Admission is free, but reserving tickets in advance via the Fort Mason website is strongly encouraged. __ #ArtAboutPlace #PublicArt #ArtAtTheFort
  • A burst of sun amidst the storm had us running outside to take in the moment of reprieve. And there it was — a lovely rainbow 🌈 Having an office at @fortmasoncenter definitely has its #WorkPerks.
  • Didn’t snag an RSVP to @cheryllhaines’ sold-out talk February 6? Don’t worry — a video of the event will be posted to the @thachergalleryusf’s YouTube channel a week or so later. We’ll be sure to direct you there once it’s available! __ Bonus: February 6 is also the Community Town Hall hosted by San Francisco Arts Commission and Grants for the Arts where they will share the proposed plan for implementing the new Arts Impact Endowment Fund and father feedback from the public. Make your thoughts known! The event is free, but registration is required. Link in bio. 📷: Jan Stürmann #ArtAboutPlace
  • Peruse catalogues, check out art, or just have a chat — we’re at @untitledartfair today until 8pm and Saturday and Sunday from noon until 6pm.

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