Opening Party

Description

GO PUBLIC (Opening Party)
September 24 10pm - 3am
Gallery Opening 6pm-10pm
161 Erie Street (off Mission between Duboce and 14th Street)
Click "Like" on the Public Works SF Facebook page to get in FREE before midnight: http://www.facebook.com/publicworkssf
...$5

On September 24th, we're going public and inviting you to be the people of Public Works; a new community driven space for art, music, film and creativity.

From 10pm-3am we invite you to fill our club alongside:

• Jeno (Wicked / Back to Back)
• Peeplay (Honey Sound System)
• Vin Sol (GEMINI)
• Hottub DJ’s (Vladimir Computin and Jay Sonic)
• Tenderlions (DJ set)
• Conor (No Way Back)
• Little John (Raindance)
• Don Froth (Phonica Records UK)
• Jon Holliday (Red Sky Records)
• Slayers Club DJs (Daly City Records/Skunk Funk)
• Jamie Jams (Debaser)

Get in early to check out the opening of our Roll Up Gallery space curated by Melissa McCaig-Welles and Nils Thorsen 6-10pm featuring artists:

• Deedee Cheriel
• Eduardo Benedetto
• Chris Uphues
• Terry Hoff
• Andrea Von Bujdoss/ Superfresh Design
• Colin Burns
• Ben Janik
• Nils Thorsen
... plus a DJ set by Jamie Jams (Debaser)

Be a part of this new San Francisco movement of musicians & artists.
We're working together.
We're going public.
We're PUBLIC WORKS.

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In keeping with their mission to activate the creative community, Public Works has invited artists to paint murals on the gallery facade for passerby and gallery guests to enjoy. Artists such as Banksy, Nils Thorsen, and Chor Boogie have been the first collaborators on the mural. A special silkscreening will also be held during the opening reception. Art-goers who arrive early with shirts, bags, and accessories can have artists Colin Burns and Eduardo Benedetto transform their goods into a one-of-a-kind art collectible. Save the date, this art celebration and club party is unmissable!

About Public Works Gallery
Public Works Gallery is a multifaceted event and community space in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District. Public Work consists of a performance and event space, art gallery, bar, artist work shop and community room. During the day artists conceive and produce work that will come to light as the sun goes down and the electronic and indie music scenes bubble up to fill this new home for the SF underground. From DJ oriented club parties and live bands to independent film screenings, performance art and random creative outbursts, Public Works is a hangout, a happening, an adventure.

The art gallery provides a space where the work of local SF based artists can mingle with both the up-and-coming art star and the budding savant, encouraged to show by one of the city’s creatively oriented non-profits. With studio space at a premium in San Francisco, four artist residents will be afforded, at no cost, a daytime work shop that come evening transforms into a community room. These studio spaces will be available free of charge to neighborhood groups and other benevolent organizations.

Public Works encourages the growth of art and creativity in the Mission and San Francisco as a whole and is intent on providing a forum and a physical space for both. As part of their commitment to the Neighborhood, Public Works will donate a portion of proceeds to various local non-profits in addition to assisting these organizations with promotions and events. Root Division (www.rootdivision.org), a not-for-profit which brings art classes to kids in schools unable to afford such programs, is one current beneficiary. To learn more about Public Works and exhibiting artists, please visit http://www.publicsf.com, http://www.capriciousfall.com, follow us at http://www.twitter.com/PublicWorksSF, or 'Like' us at http://www.facebook.com/PublicWorksSF.

Sponsors Wine for Public Works Capricious Fall Exhibition is generously sponsored by Rockus Bockus http://www.rockusbockus.com and Bright Lightwww.brightlightwhite.com.

More Info

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http://www.Capriciousfall.com

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415-932-0955

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