Artists not only document social change; they promote, inform, and shape it. Whether through music, plays, graphics, paintings, songs, films, media, architecture, textiles, jewelry, photography, poetry, sculpture, pottery, landscapes, written word, spoken word, dance – art is powerful. And it is San Francisco’s greatest, most cost-effective missed opportunity. For art is the intellectual underpinning of social change; nowhere is there more potential and more need for art than here and now.
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After high school, what’s next?
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Mason Saxton, 18, who “doesn’t love school” is working for his family’s
auto business in Preston, Idaho. College students “leave with so much debt,
and wal...
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