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click to enlarge Jamil Hellu, Jo Hanson’s Messages from the Street, (Gift of the Artist, Collection of the Fresno Art Museum), 2019, digital pigment print - Uploaded by Recology Artist in Residence Program
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  • Jamil Hellu, Jo Hanson’s Messages from the Street, (Gift of the Artist, Collection of the Fresno Art Museum), 2019, digital pigment print

Art/Community/Sustainability: The Recology Artist-in-Residence Program’s 30th Anniversary and the Legacy of Jo Hanson User Submitted

When: Fri., Dec. 13, 7-9 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415 330-1415
Email: art@recology.com
Price: free
www.recology.com/recology-san-francisco/artist-in-residence-program/next-exhibition
"Art/Community/Sustainability: The Recology Artist-in-Residence Program’s 30th Anniversary and the Legacy of Jo Hanson" presents work by 31 artists who have participated in this beloved residency program, and features a tribute to program founder, environmental artist and activist Jo Hanson. Newly commissioned photographs by Jamil Hellu of Hanson’s Messages from the Street binders will be shown, along with a photographic homage to Hanson’s street sweeping practice by 84 former artists-in-residence. The exhibition will run from December 13 to January 11 at Arc Gallery with an opening reception Friday, December 13 from 7-9pm.

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