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Vintage machines take on second life in ‘Technostalgia’ show (opens the original)
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Obsolete appliances of the past — like rotary telephones and hand-crank electric generators — have largely disappeared from everyday life, and may now seem dated and unremarkable for our time. But in “Technostalgia,” an exhibition on view at the Museum of American Heritage, these technologies are given new life as whimsical kinetic sculptures that viewers can touch and “use” directly. They’re all made by Nemo Gould, an assemblage artist who welds, sands, cuts and melds together found materials t
Inside the Daly City boba cafe fostering Filipino culture and mental health wellness (opens the original)
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Kapwa Kultural Center & Cafe offers boba drinks as a gateway into the mental health and wellness support services it provides. The Daly City center is themed around kapwa — a Filipino word with no exact English equivalent — which embodies the homey feel and rich communal culture within the space. “It’s a real sense of collective care, like ‘I care about you,’” said Christi Morales, one of Kapwa Kultural Center’s co-founders. “It’s the interconnectedness between us as people, and also with nature
‘Connected Worlds’ traces six decades of Palo Alto’s international friendships through art (opens the original)
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The exhibition “Connected Worlds: Art and Artifacts from Palo Alto’s Sister Cities” is a curious, distinctive show. It’s not the usual art exhibition, where the focus is on the aesthetics of the art. Nor is it a history retrospective, presenting an archive of historical artifacts. It’s something in between the two — the art and artifacts in “Connected Worlds” are presented as material records of history. Together, they highlight Palo Alto’s connections with its 10 sibling cities across the world
Peninsula Outdoor Painters find art, nature and community in the open air (opens the original)
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This is the latest in a series of stories by The Six Fifty about clubs and groups around Silicon Valley to meet new people, explore hobbies and foster community. A landscape can sometimes be so picturesque that it looks lifted straight out of a painting. But plein-air painters — like the members of Peninsula Outdoor Painters (POPs) — may quite literally be doing the work of “lifting” those scenes into their canvas: They’re actively looking for those picturesque scenes outdoors and capturing thei
In this Palo Alto yard, discarded objects become art (opens the original)
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On Waverley Street, discarded objects rarely go to waste. For nearly 30 years, neighbors have been dropping off old gears, rusted machinery, car parts and other unwanted odds and ends at Rochelle Ford’s home to see what the 90-year-old Palo Alto artist will create next. “They’ll leave chalky faces in the middle of the night and a piece of metal, or they’ll leave a note: ‘Hope you can use this!’ or ‘Think you can use this?'” Ford said. “They don’t even leave their name!” The sculptures Ford creat
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