Join us for a tour of For-Site’s Black Gold: Stories Untold exhibition led by artist Anna Lisa Escobedo. A free charter bus will leave 500 Capp Street at 11 am and will return at the conclusion of the tour, limited seating available. After the tour join multi-media artist Malik Seneferu for an exclusive workshop at…
Join us for Subverting Colonial Machinations, a reading and conversation organized by Jonathan Cordero (Ramaytush Ohlone) and Tricia Rainwater (Choctaw), in dialogue with Native leaders and cultural workers Corrina Gould, Sabrina Garibay, Deja Gould, and Melanie C. Lacy Kusters. This gathering is presented as part of Collaborating With the Muses: Part Two, a powerful new installation by Mildred Howard at 500 Capp Street. Held in the presence…
This Summer 500 Capp Street leads a series of free programs in conjunction with Mildred Howard’s Collaborating With The Muses: Part Two. This series brings together artists, local voices and culture-bearers to engage ancestral memory, civic monuments, and collective truth-telling. Saturday, July 12Subverting Colonial MachinationsReadings and Dialogue with artists Jonathan Cordero and Tricia RainwaterWhere: 500…
This 4th of July marks the 50th anniversary of when radical art and architecture collective Ant Farm drove a customized 1959 Cadillac Eldorado through a pyramid of burning TV sets in the Cow Palace parking lot. The infamous performance and subsequent video work shone a lit a fire on mainstream media’s tightening grip on the…
Opening Reception: Friday, July 4, 5-8pm. Artist Remarks, 6pm. Tickets Exhibition Run: July 4 – August 23, 2025. Tickets On July 4th, 1975, Ant Farm, a Bay Area-based, radical art and architecture collective, drove a customized 1959 Cadillac Eldorado across the parking lot of the Cow Palace and into a pyramid of burning TV sets. The…
We are thrilled to congratulate the icon Mildred Howard on being awarded a 2025 Guggenheim Fellowship! This special occasion not only marks the centennial of the Guggenheim Fellowship but also celebrates Howard’s decades-long career in conceptual art and her invaluable contributions to social justice, history, and community. 500 Capp Street is proud to have played…