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We are deeply grateful to our Visionaries who underwrite FOR-SITE’s annual operating budget each year so that FOR-SITE can sustain between projects.

Visionaries
Anonymous*
Drusie and Jim Davis
Roger Evans and Aey Phanachet*
Randi and Bob Fisher*
Ed Frank and Sarah Ratchye
Tad Freese
Craig Hartman and Jan O’Brien
Susan Karp and Paul Haahr
Beverly and Peter Lipman
Nion McEvoy and Leslie Berriman
Sakana Foundation*
Syzygy Foundation
Sara and Evan Williams Foundation
Yellow Chair Foundation

*Charter Visionary

Thank you also to the following supporters who made possible the presentation of Sanctuary.

Vanguard 
Neda Nobari Foundation
Mike Wilkins and Sheila Duignan

Placemaker
Anonymous
Susie Tompkins Buell and Mark Buell
Graue Family Foundation

Grand Site-Seer 
Joachim and Nancy Hellman Bechtle
Dolby Family Fund
Randi and Bob Fisher
Kevin King and Meridee Moore
Janet Mohle-Boetani
Kim Anstatt Morton and Ian Morton
William and Susan Oberndorf

Site-Seer 
Janice and Matthew Barger
Michael Booth and Mike Oleva
Leslie Walker Burlock
Scott and Scott Case
Eleanor Coppola
Susan Engs
Tad Freese
Jonathan Gans and Abigail Turin
Stanlee Gatti
Linda and Jon Gruber
Wanda Kownacki
Mihail Lari and Scott Murray
Barry and Marie Lipman
Nancy Leavens
Rose Roven and Susan Cummins
Chara Schreyer and Gordon Freund
Susan Swig
Jack and Susy Wadsworth
Bobbie and Mike Wilsey
Kay Woods
Sarah and David Woodward

Trekker 
Nicole Avril and Dan Gelfand
Donald & Carole Chaiken Family Foundation
Christie’s in honor of Ellanor Notides

 

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  • Allison Stone talks Art in the Presidio

  • Art in the Parks and “Home Land Security”: A Partner’s Perspective

  • Q&A with “Home Land Security” Curator Cheryl Haines

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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 ...

Sanctuary

Sanctuary



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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  • This is just one of the 92,829 postcards sent from Alcatraz to prisoners of conscience all over the world for @aiww’s “Yours Truly” installation. A book chronicling “Yours Truly” — from Weiwei’s inspiration for the work to the lives of five of the postcard recipients — titled “Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly — Art, Human Rights, and the Power of Writing a Letter” is out now. It even includes four pre-addressed, tear-out postcards so that readers can participate as well. Follow the link in our profile to read an interview with the book’s editor, David Spalding, and learn more. #ArtAboutPlace
  • Calling all West Coast-ers, art world jet-setters, and Ai Weiwei enthusiasts! Mark your calendars for @aiww’s L.A. takeover later this month. Weiwei has three — yes, THREE — concurrent shows: “Ai Weiwei: Life Cycle” @marcianoartfoundation Sept. 28; @utaartistspace Oct. 4; and @jeffreydeitchgallery Sept. 29.
  • Sharing a post from @alexiawebster highlighting a portrait from her ongoing Street Studio series. We’re including the full caption of Alexia’s original post below — please take a moment to read it. #PublicArt provides an important platform for dialogue around difficult issues, and we applaud artists like Alexia for helping us to see and understand them, and doing so in a way that celebrates the beauty of our shared humanity. . . . . Nyaloki Mayor, 13, poses with flowers in a United Nations IDP camp in Juba, South Sudan. In May 2016, with the amazing support of the @theiwmf , I travelled to Juba, South Sudan. During the trip we visited an IDP camp of South Sudanese that had been displaced by on-going conflicts and we created a Street Studio in the camp as part of my long term project. The Street Studio sets up portrait studios on street corners and public spaces in areas of uncertainty, and offers free printed portraits to any one passing by. This series was recently defaced by vandals who drew swastikas and scratched out the faces of people of colour during a public exhibition with @festivalpilours Saint Gilles Croix de Vie in the South of France. I hope this won't be an opportunity for fear and racism to have another platform but rather highlight the need for public art and how important the debates it raises are.
  • “…having to work, to earn a certain image, feels right. If it comes too easy, it might be suspect.” . . . A little inspiration for your Thursday, courtesy of artist #AbelardoMorell. Check out the full video, created for FOR-SITE’s past exhibition “International Orange” by visiting FOR-SITE’s YouTube channel (link in bio). There you’ll find many other artist interviews and interesting tidbits from our projects and programs over the years. #ArtAboutPlace #TBT

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