Location
3674 18th St.San Francisco, CA 94110
Julia Goodman's workshop last year, Radicle Papyrus, was an artistic success, and totally proved papermaking an underrated art form. This time, she's presenting her own work to the public, which takes normally average, boring paper to the next level. Goodman makes artisan paper out of beets through an ancient practice of papermaking that results in colorful brilliance. Local sound artist Scott Cazan will accompany the installation, and audience members will get to see Goodman's vibrant handiwork up close and personal.
The exhibition is (amazingly) free, so there are no excuses for missing out.
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