Friday, July 29 and Saturday, July 30, 2022 Tickets are on a sliding scale basis starting at $20 No one turned away due to lack of funds, please contact alexe@500cappstreet.org RESERVE TICKETS HERE View Gallery Doors open at 6:30pm. Performance starts at 7pm. Duration 1 hr 15 min Please join us for an experimental sound…
Bay Area dancers Megan Lowe and Johnny Huy Nguyen investigate the meaning of home in a new, site-specific performance work developed during the duo’s 16-week residency at The David Ireland House.
On May 18th, 2022, join us for a conversation on the protocols used to organize and catalyze collective living projects. Protocols encapsulate the often invisible forces that underlie collective living projects—from land acquisition and tenure models, to economics and resource allocation—these protocols form the critical foundations for commoning practices. During this conversation, voices from residents…
The David Ireland House warmly remembers Constance Lewallen (1939-2022). She was a champion of conceptual art and was an advisor, mentor, and friend to so many. As a prolific curator in the Bay Area Art scene and master collaborator, Connie wrote about and produced over 100 exhibitions, including the works of David Ireland, Jay DeFeo,…
The week starting March 28th saw the inaugural Spring Break Intensive for youth aged 13-18 at the David Ireland House. In this interview, participating artist Georgia Horgan talks to SFAI City Studio Director Amy Berk about why 500 Capp Street is such a rich resource for youth and artists alike. Georgia Horgan: From your perspective…
Megan Lowe and Johnny Huy Nguyen The David Ireland House is proud to announce Megan Lowe and Johnny Huy Nguyen as the recipients of the 2022 Artist Residency Program focused on the performing arts. The duo’s residency begins this month and will culminate in June with site-specific performances at The David Ireland House and collaborative…