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Press Coverage: Presidio Habitats

About Presidio Habitats

Laura Cassidy, “Best Environmental Arts Initiative: Presidio Habitats, FOR-SITE Foundation,” Art Practical, August 19, 2011. Read online

Sam Whiting, “5 Bay Area Things to See and Do in July,” San Francisco Chronicle, July 3, 2011. Read online

Maria Porges, “Presidio Habitats: Living with Nature,” Sculpture, March 2011. Read online

Victoria Schlesinger, “Explore Wild Art While Walking Through the Presidio,” Way Out West, Bay Area Green News, November 24, 2010.

Leah Garchik, “Gallery Gang Goes Gaga for Goldsworthy,” San Francisco Chronicle, November 17, 2010. Read online

“Presidio Habitats,” The Metropolitan Field Guide, November 16, 2010. Read online

Jonathon Keats, “Art as Eco-signifier,” San Francisco Magazine, August 2010.

Moe Beitiks, “Shipping Container Pavilion Springs Up in San Francisco Presidio,” Inhabitat, July 30, 2010.

“Animal Instincts, The Presidio Hosts an Unusual Art Exhibit,” The Architect’s Newspaper,  July 6, 2010. Read online

John Peel, “Passion for Life Runs Deep in San Francisco,” Durango Herald, July 5, 2010.

Allison Arieff, “Wild Kingdom, ” Sunset, July 2010.

“Presidio Habitats: A Year Long Exhibition in the Landscape,” Artdaily.org, June 22, 2010. Read online

Jeanne Carstensen, “Do Dogs and Pigeons Like Art?” The Bay Citizen, June 20, 2010. Read online

Leilani Marie Labong, “Presidio Habitats,” ReadyMade, June 18, 2010.

Howard Junker, “Presidio Habitats,” ZYZZYVA SPEAKS, June 17, 2010.

Laura Cassidy Rogers, “Presidio Habitats, Group Show,” Art Practical, June 17, 2010. Read online

Jennifer Hardt, “First Ever Exhibition In a National Park Was Created for the Animals,” PSFK, June 17, 2010. Read online

Rebar, “Presidio: A Place for Art,” Open Space,  June 7, 2010. Read online

Suzanne LaBarre, “SF’s Wild Animals Get Designer Digs,” Fast Company,  June 1, 2010.

Erin Feher, “Creature Comforts,” California Home + Design, June 2010.

Jori Finkel, “The Presidio in San Francisco Installs Animal Habitat Art Project,” Los Angeles Times, May 30, 2010. Read online

Sam Whiting, “Site-Specific Art Installations at Presidio,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 29, 2010. Read online

Jeanne Storck, “Discover Wild Things at San Francisco’s Presidio,” JetBlue, May 25, 2010.

Andy J. Wang, “Yearlong Exhibit of Designer Animal Habitats Launches in Presidio,” CurbedSF, May 24, 2010. Read online

Jamie Gross, “Creature Comforts, The Presidio Habitats,” New York Times, T Magazine, May 24, 2010. Read online

“Presidio Wildlife Exhibit Features Animals, Art,” CBS Channel 5,  May 17, 2010.

“Modern Art in a National Park: “Presidio Habitats” Runs Until May 15, 2011,” San Francisco Citizen, May 24, 2010. Read online

Barbara Koh, “Designer Homes for Creatures’ Comfort,” About.com: San Francisco, May 2010. Read online

B. Nguyen,  “The Presidio, an Activated Landscape,” First Person Magazine, May 12, 2010. Read online

Kris Vann, “Presidio Habitats: Big Art, Made for Wildlife ‘Clients,'” Bay Nature, May 2010. Read online

Hiya Swanhuyser, “Animal Style,” SFWeekly,  May 2010.

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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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