Fantasy Art Market League at SFAQ [Project] Space | Tenderloin

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SFAQ [Project] Space: Free & Thoughtful Arts Programming | Tenderloin

SFAQ [Project] Space is a social sculpture and miniature institution that will be open to the public for four months of free and thoughtful arts programming at 449 O’Farrell Street in the Tenderloin.

SFAQ [Project] Space will explore:
Net Neutrality • Design • Art History • Food • Feminism • Youth • California Cool • Commerce • Collecting • Video Art • Video Conservation • Video Archiving + Preservation • The MFA • Relational Aesthetics • The Art Market • Broadcast Media • American Gothic • Popular Culture • Theory • Art Practice • Reality TV

Thursday, April 23, 2015
SFAQ [Project] Space: Free & Thoughtful Arts Programming | Tenderloin

League of F.A.M.E. Season Two (April 23 – May 23)
The competition is back with League of F.A.M.E season two. This installment of L.O.F. is sure to take Fantasy Art Market Enthusiasm to the next level. League of F.A.M.E. (Fantasy Art Market Enthusiasts) is a fantasy competition in which participants select imaginary teams of visual artists, living or dead, and score points according to the performance of their players. Season two of League of F.A.M.E. will be documented and broadcast on the San Francisco art radio podcast KUNSTCAPADES and on the KUNSTCAPADES Tumblr page.

This season will begin with a live draft event on Thursday, April 23 at SFAQ [Project] Space with players selecting their stable of artists. Each week a scoring category will be blindly chosen and announced via email and on KUNSTCAPADES, and participants will enter their week’s lineup of artists into the game accordingly.

On Saturday, May 23 at SFAQ [Project] Space, the season will culminate with an awards ceremony where top-scoring participants will receive recognition for their achievements.

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.