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How the Hunters Point shipyard crane became a colossal art installation (opens the original)
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The gantry crane at the Hunters Point naval shipyard is the most famous San Francisco landmark you never think about. Visible from five counties and standing nearly 500 feet tall, the immense steel structure — which at one point loaded million-pound gun turrets onto U.S. Navy battleships — was eclipsed in stature only by the Golden Gate Bridge at the time of its construction. On Oct. 9, the crane will become the centerpiece of a 40-minute, multi-sensory light show, one that took several years an
Museum of Craft and Design honors exhibit that inspired its existence (opens the original)
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The 1969 exhibition “Objects: USA” at the Smithsonian American Art Museum was a watershed event in art appreciation. Without it, there’d be no San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design, said its curator, Ariel Zaccheo. “The impact of it was just massive,” she said. “It put craft on the map as not just being something functional, but rather as another kind of medium competing with fine art.” That exhibition has inspired a new show with the same title at the Museum of Craft and Design, with objects
It’s no trick: Bernal’s hottest ticket is this perennially sold-out magic show (opens the original)
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Magician Andrew Evans likes to use two words in particular — “homegrown” and “hand-built” — to describe his insanely popular, yet still under-the-radar, speakeasy of tricks, The Magic Patio at 3264 Mission St. The show did, in fact, grow out of his home: He began performing on the back deck of his Mission Street apartment in 2014. The stage, built in his backyard, was oriented so that “the rest of the building could come up to their balconies and watch the show, like unofficial box seats,” he re
Spectacular exhibit at de Young ushers Egyptian riches onto American soil (opens the original)
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“We’re here to watch the treasures of the pharaohs, not to hunt them,” joked His Excellency Sherif Fathi Attia at the press preview for the Aug. 1 opening of a blockbuster exhibition at the de Young museum. “So, keep in mind that this is not treasure hunting.” Historically speaking, at least, the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities for the Arab Republic of Egypt had a right to be apprehensive. He was addressing a crowd assembled for “Treasures of the Pharaohs,” and beneath him were assembled 130
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