 Wednesday 6 December 2023
Golf Course, Lincoln Park, Below Legion Of Honor, San Francisco, California
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A man hauled a cart of golf clubs along the grass leading to the next hole. Part of the golf course resembled a placid meadow surrounded by trees. A sign over the front entry identified this building as the "Lincoln Park Golf Club." Two caution signs were attached to a pole along side the path to the Legion Of Honor. Both warned of possible injury if one was to walk through the golf course. One man teed off, while the other man walked toward the next hole. A distant man walked through the golf course in the sunlight between two tall trees. A distant yellow flag marked the location of one of the Lincoln Park gold course holes. A hole or sand trap lay between trees in the distance.
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• Paths
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Tuesday 5 December 2023
Paths, Legion Of Honor, A Golf Course And Museum, San Francisco, California
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After a brief rest without vehicals, an armored car, a regular car, and a two-person tourist car filled the street. A man walked a dog down the path leading from the Legion Of Honor to the park entrance while passing the Lincoln Park Golf Course. The footpath paralleled the road leading into the Legion Of Honor. There were briefly no vehicals on the road. A cardboard butterfly (only visible from the footpath) decorated a no-parking sign.
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Related stories: Golf Course
• Museum
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Thursday 30 November 2023
"Pandora's Basement" Alcove Art, Artist: Angela Li, Piedmont Hills High School, San Jose, California
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The basement appeared to be a photograph of bricks behind pipes, playing cards, a class of wine, and a filter cigarette with the word, "Help," on its side. The signature was at the bottom of art painted on an entry door. It read: Title: Pandora's Basement Artist: Angela Li School: Piedmont Hills High School Sponsor: City of San Jose Office of Cultural Affairs Site Host: Hammer Theatre Center
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Related stories: "Beauty And Destruction" Alcove Art
• "Connect" Alcove Art
• "Dare To Dream" Alcove Art
• "Entangled" Alcove Art
• "Expand Your Horizons" Alcove Art
• "Our Hair Is Our History" Alcove Art
• "Seeking Transformation" Alcove Art
• "Untitled" Alcove Art
• "Who We Were, Is Who We Are" Alcove Art
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Saturday 25 November 2023
"Expand Your Horizons" Alcove Art, Artist: Cindy Lu, Willow Glen High School, Back of SJU Hammer Theater, San Jose, California, Just south of San Francisco Bay
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A closer view of one of the moons over the astronaut's head. A astronaut floated in front of a glowing triangle, with three moons overhead. The signatures were located below the art and included credit for the artist, the artist's school, the sponsor, and the site host. A closer view of the astronaut that floated in front of the glowing triangle.
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Related stories: "Beauty And Destruction" Alcove Art
• "Connect" Alcove Art
• "Dare To Dream" Alcove Art
• "Entangled" Alcove Art
• "Our Hair Is Our History" Alcove Art
• "Pandora's Basement" Alcove Art
• "Seeking Transformation" Alcove Art
• "Untitled" Alcove Art
• "Who We Were, Is Who We Are" Alcove Art
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Friday 24 November 2023
Signs, Old Town Park, Found In, Florence, Oregon, Nikon D300S Camera
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The sign marking the entrance to Old Town Park was partly hidden behind a tree limb. It read, in part: Old Town Park Completed 1976 A cooperative endeavor of local citizens and the City of Florence Day Use Only (dawn to Dusk) No skateboarding or bicycling A plaque was embedded in concrete next to the entrance to Old Town Park. It read, Oregon Dune Mushers Mail Run Trail 1978 - 2005 North Bend - Lakeside Winchester Bay - Florence A small sign spelled out the rules for day use of the park. It read: Day Use Only Stay On the Path No climbing on landscaping
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• Beach Day
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Thursdday 23 November 2023
Bus Stop Art, Artist: Mel Hilario, Katie Longua, and Lauren Davi, Triple Dream Comics, San Francisco, California
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Comic book style art decorated one face of a bus stop along Market Street near the Ferry Building. The next San Francisco bus stop with comic art asked the question, "What Could SF Be?" The next San Francisco bus stop with comic art asked the question, "What Is A Park?" The next bus stop with comic art on it was under the theme of, "What Is A Home?" The next comic art on a San Francisco bus stop expressed the theme, "What Is A neighborhood?" The San Francisco Art Commission sponsored the art on this bus stop. And the art was placed there by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency .
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• Kites
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• Murals
• Point Of View
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