:: Lower Haight Art Walk ::
The Lower Haight saw a Friday night wave of people flood the blocks between mostly Steiner and Fillmore as local businesses participated in the resurrected Lower Haight Art Walk. It really was a vibrant sight to see with so many people teeming about taking in the plethora of artisan activity that really made you think – “woah. there should be more of these”.
The Lower Haight Art Walk was put together by Robbie Albright and Janice Myint, featuring live painting, live music and DJ’s, merchant discounts & more. There were 29 shop and restaurant owners who opened their doors providing a great buzz for the area – so let’s take a peek at some of the night’s hightlights.
D-Structure featured Dave Crosland, sponsored in part by SCION, in their presentation: “UNDEFEATED”
Fifty24SF gallery featured El Mac’s exhibit “Faces of Life”. The Mac was on hand & provided some live art for those passing by on Fillmore street
Lower Hater’s had live jazz & painting outside, and inside featured works by Aaron Hodges and Bradley Platz.
Romanowski live in action above … below a piece by Aaron Hodges
Tweekin Records had live art in the midst of vinyl junkies flippin’ through their wax
Three Twins had a few snarky food-based pieces by an artist that I forgot to inquire about
Upper Playground had a large selection of smaller Sam Flores pieces
let’s hope these art walks turn into something more regular because I saw a great crowd tonight all over the area & everyone really seemed to be enjoying themselves
