On September 30, artists Lynn Marie Kirby and Christoph Steger present a night of video, film and performance at the former Alhambra Theatre (now a Crunch Gym) in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood. The project takes over the gym’s video monitors with a cycle of six video works from artists around the world, and the public is invited to join in exercises based on movements from films once screened in the Alhambra Theatre. Another artwork, in the form of a mobile web app, takes visitors on a local tour including audio interviews with residents and animation at 17 stops around the neighborhood.
The gym venue is for over-18s only but The Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples is hosting an Alhambra pattern drawing class and ice-cream social at 4pm for children ages 3 - 10, and parents. Then at 6:30pm Kirby and Steger will open an exhibition at Backstage Salon of large color prints featuring portraits of participants in the project that have been incorporated into one of the 17 tessellated mathematical patterns from the Alhambra Palace. This event includes wine courtesy Cole Hardware, and Za Pizza. My Nails on Green Street will offer Alhambra inspired manicures until 8pm and stop by William Cross Wine Bar for a taste of Spanish cava.
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The gym venue is for over-18s only but The Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples is hosting an Alhambra pattern drawing class and ice-cream social at 4pm for children ages 3 - 10, and parents. Then at 6:30pm Kirby and Steger will open an exhibition at Backstage Salon of large color prints featuring portraits of participants in the project that have been incorporated into one of the 17 tessellated mathematical patterns from the Alhambra Palace. This event includes wine courtesy Cole Hardware, and Za Pizza. My Nails on Green Street will offer Alhambra inspired manicures until 8pm and stop by William Cross Wine Bar for a taste of Spanish cava.
On September 30, artists Lynn Marie Kirby and Christoph Steger present a night of video, film and performance at the former Alhambra Theatre (now a Crunch Gym) in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood. The project takes over the gym’s video monitors with a cycle of six video works from artists around the world, and the public is invited to join in exercises based on movements from films once screened in the Alhambra Theatre. Another artwork, in the form of a mobile web app, takes visitors on a local tour including audio interviews with residents and animation at 17 stops around the neighborhood.
The gym venue is for over-18s only but The Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples is hosting an Alhambra pattern drawing class and ice-cream social at 4pm for children ages 3 - 10, and parents. Then at 6:30pm Kirby and Steger will open an exhibition at Backstage Salon of large color prints featuring portraits of participants in the project that have been incorporated into one of the 17 tessellated mathematical patterns from the Alhambra Palace. This event includes wine courtesy Cole Hardware, and Za Pizza. My Nails on Green Street will offer Alhambra inspired manicures until 8pm and stop by William Cross Wine Bar for a taste of Spanish cava.
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The gym venue is for over-18s only but The Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples is hosting an Alhambra pattern drawing class and ice-cream social at 4pm for children ages 3 - 10, and parents. Then at 6:30pm Kirby and Steger will open an exhibition at Backstage Salon of large color prints featuring portraits of participants in the project that have been incorporated into one of the 17 tessellated mathematical patterns from the Alhambra Palace. This event includes wine courtesy Cole Hardware, and Za Pizza. My Nails on Green Street will offer Alhambra inspired manicures until 8pm and stop by William Cross Wine Bar for a taste of Spanish cava.
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