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How Bout a Burrito at My Favorite Place? This is one of the first social projects I documented. I’ve never dragged it out until now. For this project, “How Bout a Burrito at My Favorite Place?,” I posted an ad on craigslist.org asking people to join me for a burrito at my favorite taco truck in Oakland, CA.

Errand Feasibility Study Studying errands is no small task. Everyday people are faced with the necessary errands - grocery lists need to be checked, tires need more pressure, credit cards need to be paid, new phones need to be acquired, broken things need to be fixed, dogs need their vitamins, sailboats need a specific polish, gifts need to be purchased, and everyone needs new underwear.

When I taught at San Francisco Art Institute, I taught a class basically on Artist as Artwork, meaning one needs to work on him or herself regularly. I updated my bio to reflect Jon 4.0 changes. I need to spend some more time in the shop to work out the kinks before I really jump into any other

When I taught at San Francisco Art Institute, I taught a class basically on Artist as Artwork, meaning one needs to work on him or herself regularly. I updated my bio to reflect Jon 4.0 changes. I need to spend some more time in the shop to work out the kinks before I really jump into any other

The Art Newspaper: New law proposed in response to exhibition. It would criminalise those who harm animals when making art.

LISTEN/VISION 03 - San Francisco - May 14th 2008 Tags: FrankBretschneider, Listen, carstennicolai, commons, event, feature, listen/vision03, olafbender, raster-noton, sanfrancisco, sfai, signal, sound, soundart — Willits @ 9:41 am LISTEN/VISION 03 Wednesday, May 14th 2008, 7-9pm at The San

**Update** 3.31.08 The exhibition has been canceled due to threats. It is still not clear whether ADEL killed the animals himself, or documented their slaughter at the hands of Farm Workers (who typically use sledgehammers ??). If anyone can provide the information to sort out any confusion, it would be appreciated.

The SF SPCA issued a condemnation today of an exhibit currently appearing at the SF Art Institute, claiming that it is “barbaric and depraved”. Entitled “Don’t Trust Me”, the exhibition is on display at 800 Chestnut St. features six short videos that are looped of animals getting hammered, and nope, we don’t mean getting drunk in North Beach.

The SF SPCA issued a condemnation today of an exhibit that’s been featured this month at the SF Art Institute, claiming that it is “barbaric and depraved”. Entitled “Don’t Trust Me”, the exhibition (originally slated to run through May 31 — but now canceled after outcry) was on display at 800 Chestnut St.

Overlap.org and Volume Projects announce LISTEN/VISION 02, an evening of immersive sound and video art at the San Francisco Art Institute on Friday, March 21, 2008. LISTEN/VISION 02 is part of a unique series presenting *unreleased* audiovisual compositions.