Inside/Out Blog

Creating, Reflecting, Learning

San Francisco is an arts-rich town, we all know that. We have our share of artists, arts organizations; street and public art. Like most of my colleagues in art-drenched San Francisco, I attended the Arts Town Hall on June 9 at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The opening panel discussion included remarks by Alan Brown, a new transplant and arts consultant in the Bay Area.

Staying True/True to the Times -- Judith Tannenbaum

In San Francisco, we’ve just celebrated forty years of the Neighborhood Arts Program. Arlene Goldbard, one of the program's early participants, writes that NAP is “generally regarded as a founder and exemplar of community-based arts work.

Lesson Plans

Public/Personal/Private-Where Art Lives

Students develop clear concepts of public and personal space / Students examine the difference between creating art in private space and as a a temporary and removable public expression / Students make informed decisions about the treatment of public and personal property / Students express the value of taking care of public space and public art

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Resources

5th Edition "Inside/Out Guide"(2006)

The 5th edition of the AEFC publication Inside/Out: A Guide to Arts and Arts Education Resources for Children and Teens in San Francisco is still available. This is considered the most comprehensive resource directory in San Francisco for building strong arts education programs in schools and community settings.

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Job Listings

AFA Advisory Council Members

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DCYF
Location: 
San Francisco
AFA Advisory Council Members: The San Francisco's Afterschool for All Initiative invites interested individuals to help all children and parents in San Francisco have a range of quality afterschool program choices by 2010.