This week Kate and Maysoun hang out with billionaires. Kate makes a public apology. Maysoun tries to explain the SF charter, whatever the hell that is. Plus we tell you to go to a clown show.

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Sugar Mud - A Surreal Comedy - BUY TICKETS

Arts for a Better Bay Area (ABBA)

Urbanist think tank SPUR unveils plans to revamp S.F. charter

SPUR recommendations

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This week Maysoun is back! Kate talks shit about SFMOMA again. We also discuss a pair of shows by Trina Michelle Robinson. Plus Maysoun settles several controversies.

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Yes on Prop D!

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This week artist Sarah Heinemann guest hosts while Maysoun is abroad! We discuss therapy, the SF art scene, group chats, Maysoun's secrets, and so much more.

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This week we take some listener feedback! Max Blue wrote in! We talk about community organizing. We also talk about a hurtful game called Horse-Muffin-Bird.

Witch art at SoEx

Arts for a Better Bay Area

Further Triennial

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This week we talk to artist and dear friend, Sarah Heinemann. We discuss colors, art ideas, public transit, how much Jerry Saltz sucks, cave paintings, and working with Sol Lewitt.

Sarah Heinemann

Sol Lewitt

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This week Kate talks about doing a Sol Lewitt wall drawing at SFMOMA. We also give information about a show. Cute.

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We answer a listener question about where to get cheap art! We are all over the map because we're freaked out by war.

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SFAC Meeting Video

Tiny Splendor

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This week we are in EMERGENCY MODE! SAVE THE ART SCENE!!! Plus Kate is mad about the giant naked woman sculpture.

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Head over! I'll make you a drawing!

SF Arts Ed

Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts

CCA and the SEIU1021

Artist Space Trust

SOMARTS

Nobody's coming to save SF arts — the scene must save itself by Max Blue

SFAC meeting from HELL

Postcard writing info:

Letter Template

Dear [Name],

As a member of SF's arts community, I'm asking for your support in ensuring artists have a voice in charter reform. The 1932 charter included arts representation through the War Memorial Board. Today, artists have no seat at your working group table, even as the infrastructure that sustains creative life is eroding faster than policy and philanthropy can respond.

Arts and culture generate billions in economic activity and defines what makes SF livable. Could you bring our voices into your deliberations?

We need a charter that serves all San Franciscans, including the artists who make this city worth living in.

In solidarity,

[Your Name]

City Hall Officials

Daniel Lurie

Mayor of San Francisco

mayorspressoffice@sfgov.org

Office of the Mayor, City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 200, San Francisco, CA 94102

Ultimate decision maker on charter reform and city governance. He restructured city government and is driving the charter reform process. Artists need direct representation in these discussions.

Staci Slaughter

Chief of Staff to Mayor Lurie

mayorspressoffice@sfgov.org

Office of the Mayor, City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 200, San Francisco, CA 94102

Chief of Staff — the gatekeeper to the Mayor. Former SF Giants executive, advisor to Sixth Street Partners. She coordinates all policy chiefs and manages access to Lurie.

Anne Taupier

Executive Director, Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD)

oewd.info@sfgov.org

City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 448, San Francisco, CA 94102

OEWD directly oversees arts/culture economic development. Her stated mission includes "repopulate our streets with arts and affordability." Came from Tishman Speyer in 2023, has urban planning background.

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