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Message Board: A Living Archive and Inclusive Community Project

Exploration of how language helps to construct culture.

Exhibition of the work of nine visual artists.

Youth arts workshop that explores life through poetry.

Interactive game of words.

"In Other Words" exhibition artists discuss their work.

2007 | Best Indie Arts Space

It's not true that all multidisciplinary arts spaces are dilettantish — but experience has proven the stereotype generally irrefutable. Luckily, the exception is Intersection for the Arts. The city's oldest alternative arts space (42 years, to be... More >
2003 | Best (and Oldest) Independent Arts Space

In its 38 years of existence, Intersection for the Arts has established itself as a local powerhouse, showcasing some of the most visionary, provocative art and performance in the city. In its cozy 70-seat theater and spacious gallery, the... More >

Redefining the Grid

By Jonathan Curiel | Wed, October 19, 2011

Thanks to advances in technology (hello Google), the definition of "map" has evolved oh so radically in the past decade. Not surprisingly, visual artists are utilizing these high-tech tools to reconfigure cartography, and the result -- at least in... More >
"Chico & Chang": Exhibit Shows the Swirl of Asian and Latino Culture

By Jonathan Curiel | Wed, July 20, 2011

Two years in the making, this exhibit accomplishes what it set out to do: to showcase the multifaceted art being made in California from an often-overlapping Asian and Latino perspective. Even in a state that has long enjoyed strong (and growing s... More >
Intersection for the Arts' New Exhibit "Chico and Chang"

By Tara Jepsen | Thu, June 9, 2011

You don't have to sell any Californians on the abundance of Asian and Latino cultural influences in the visual landscape -- and San Francisco is particularly rich like that. Of course, the inf More >
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By Tara Jepsen | Wed, May 25, 2011

You don’t have to sell any Californians on the abundance of Asian and Latino cultural influences in the visual landscape — and San Francisco is particularly rich like that. Of course, the influence is not just seen but tasted, heard, and otherwise... More >

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