As an earthquake rolled through the Bay Area early on Sunday morning, it seemed like an oddly fitting start to the work week as our crew focuses on putting in the new foundation at 500 Capp Street to protect it from future earthquakes.
Six years of evaluating and planning have finally turned to action this week as the 500 Capp Street Foundation embarked on the first construction phase at 500 Capp Street, and the dramatic difference to the exterior is already visible!
An intensive conservation and construction effort will begin August 12th by a team assembled by the 500 Capp Street Foundation. When 500 Capp Street reopens it will become the latest arts organization to join the culturally dense Mission District. 500 Capp Street will provide the Bay Area community not only with public access to the house,…
500 Capp Street is getting an updated look using lead free paint. The first step of priming the house is complete, and we look forward to working with our team to restore it to its original color. During this conservation effort, 500 Capp Street will be closed to the public. We appreciate your patience and…
500 Capp Street Foundation and friends are hosting a night of art, music, food, and drink, in the secret (and not so secret) places of the Mission’s 20th Street Corridor. A special sensory experience in the home of David Ireland will be offered (Limited tickets for this portion of the event are available by clicking…
Artworks from 1974-1975 from the 500 Capp Street Foundation Selected by Jock Reynolds Gallery Paule Anglim is pleased to present an exhibition of works by the renowned San Francisco artist David Ireland (1930-2009).