Ocean Beach Climate Change Adaptation Project Art Proposals are posted!

Rec Park Improvements: Ocean Beach Project Posted on September 06, 2022

Ocean Beach Climate Change Adaptation Project Art Proposals are posted! The three finalists are Mark Baugh-Sasaki, Leo Bersamina, and Ana Teresa Fernandez. One of these art proposals will be selected for construction and installation. Public comment on the proposals is requested for consideration by the selection panel and will be collected through September 8.

https://www.sfartscommission.org/content/art-proposals-ocean-beach-climate-change-adaptation-public-art-project

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