Culture for Community
Thursday, February 20, 2020
12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
SF Camerawork
1011 Market Street, San Francisco, United States (map)
“I am a queer black person. As a descendant of the Southern slave trade, I’m flipping the script of patriarchy,” avows Beatrice Thomas. “Like the Black Panthers, I’m a protector of my community, claiming female power.”, from Jamil Hellu’s Hues Project 2019.
SF Camerawork will be open late on February 20th as part of Culture for Community, an alliance of Yerba Buena organizations uniting in celebration of Black History Month. Enjoy Jamil Hellu: Together and Natalie Krick: Rhymes of Confusion until 8pm!
ABOUT CULTURE FOR COMMUNITY
Culture for Community is a unique group of Yerba Buena district institutions who have joined together to open their doors for free on February 20, 2020, and to feature programs focused on an issue of special importance to the Bay Area community. All are invited to participate in a full day of special events, activities, and museum and gallery hopping in the Yerba Buena Neighborhood.
Partner Institutions Include: California Historical Society, Children’s Creativity Museum, Contemporary Jewish Museum, Museum of the African Diaspora, SF Camerawork, SFMOMA, SF Travel Visitor Center, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 111 Minna Gallery.
Support SF Camerawork
Becoming a member is the best to engage with our programs, stay informed of exciting new exhibitions and events, and be a part of our vibrant photography community. If you're already a member and would like to support us further, please consider donating.
