Sharing some backstage notes on the ideals and shortcomings of Public Art for Social Good. I will share stories from many projects from Oakland youth to San Francisco unhoused. Can art make a difference? Can communities broker old divides through creative engagement? Art as agency and reclamation may not be a fix but is still transformative.

Annice Jacoby (she/her)
Annice Jacoby is recognized for her innovative work in public art, literature and visual arts. Highlights include Street Art San Francisco: Mission Muralismo (Abrams) & Fort Point Project, opening performance at the Hague Appeal for Peace. Annice Jacoby expands art in public life with poetry, theater and media to spark ideas and institutions to examine the critical issues of the day. www.annicejacoby.com

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