We’re excited to kick-off the new year with a series of conversations we’re all yearning to have. These are REAL conversations — a small group, going deep, tackling those questions that have been weighing so heavily upon us. The premise is that by sharing where we’re at the burden may feel a little lighter or the way forward more clear. Many thanks to Melissa Wong for bringing this series to StorefrontLab.
StoreFrontLab is a small space for big ideas, a vessel for dialogue and public engagement. Exploring the “storefront” as a place of community, creativity and local industry, we support participatory projects that bridge disciplines and prompt discussion. StoreFrontLab hosts experiments lasting from one day to one month, and take the form of salons, interactive and performative installations, lectures, film screenings, workshops, pop-ups, poetry, and music. Each season, we identify an important and many-sided concept, unpacking a constellation of thoughts, problems and images communicated through dynamic public programming within our project space.
StoreFrontLab
337 Shotwell Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
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January – March 2020
With more information at our fingertips and yet a growing sense of chaos, we enter the year 2020 with big questions. This series invites you to connect with fellow neighbors grappling with similar feelings and questions — opening the possibility of a spark or new perspective, and of feeling less alone in your concerns.