Open Space was a W.A.G.E. Certified, digital & live arts & culture platform focusing on the Bay Area & beyond. We liked to collaborate. IG: openspace_sfmoma.

SFMOMA
Joined September 2013
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thinking of that one time i had a writing residency with SF MoMA . WHAT A TRIP! i took my writing on another level and wrote like how i spoke 😭😩 was tired of proper grammar ! 😂 i'm so grateful for @Open_Space ! they did so much for the community <3 openspace.sfmoma.org/author/…
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"Even if the last three years have proven net terrible, the assemblage of my doubts breaks them into peaceable moments, fleeting and choppy and funny." -Gordon Faylor, "Over My Shoulder" openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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JGF writing a farewell like no one else
"I felt the bodily pull of a car against the ground where you stood when you said goodbye." Gordon Faylor, Open Space's former managing editor, returns (as writer!) with our final Field Notes & penultimate piece: openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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"During my nine years at SFMOMA, I spent a lot of time in the archives poring over inspirational moments in our history, trying to understand why they happened, how they were sustained, and how they could be replicated." Peggy Tran-Le makes her OS debut: openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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Peggy🧡
"During my nine years at SFMOMA, I spent a lot of time in the archives poring over inspirational moments in our history, trying to understand why they happened, how they were sustained, and how they could be replicated." Peggy Tran-Le makes her OS debut: openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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Replying to @saintsoftness
I'm also a grid fan & wrote this openspace.sfmoma.org/2017/02…
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Peggy Tran-Le, utter gem of SFMOMA.
"During my nine years at SFMOMA, I spent a lot of time in the archives poring over inspirational moments in our history, trying to understand why they happened, how they were sustained, and how they could be replicated." Peggy Tran-Le makes her OS debut: openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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Replying to @schwa
It even has a name. “YouTube face.” openspace.sfmoma.org/2018/04…
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Our columnist program ends, fittingly, with "Mystery Zone, or A Lotta Endings," a poem by Poetry Collaborations with Creative Growth openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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“Teleportation is possible through like objects (the color wheel and the circle of fifths), mists and gases, nice smells, and the obvious portals like word choice and holes.”
"...when we turn back toward our spring hole to gauge the distance I see my first roadrunner, fervently imagined, standing on a picnic table looking marvelous." Elisabeth Nicula (@elisabethnicula) concludes her OS columnist residency w/this gorgeousness: openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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Alcatraz is not an island. It’s an idea.
In November of 1969, a history began with acts of defiance to “Take the Rock.” 52 years later, I stood on @AlcatrazIsland as the first Native American cabinet secretary to share the progress made and my hopes for the future of Indigenous peoples.
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Check this beauty from @elisabethnicula !! You can really feel the mists in this one, even in the desert which is uncommon but known to occur.
"...when we turn back toward our spring hole to gauge the distance I see my first roadrunner, fervently imagined, standing on a picnic table looking marvelous." Elisabeth Nicula (@elisabethnicula) concludes her OS columnist residency w/this gorgeousness: openspace.sfmoma.org/2021/11…
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Here it is. The final Open Space Project Space. Simone Forti! Barnett Cohen! w/Megan Metcalf! & Tanya Rubbak! poems poems: openspace.sfmoma.org/os_proj…
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Simone Forti, from "poems poems" Our final Project Space, a collaboration between Forti and Barnett Cohen: openspace.sfmoma.org/os_proj…
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Our Project Space commissions are meant to be (freely!) downloaded & printed. This is our 13th, and final, one: "poems poems" by Barnett Cohen & Simone Forti. Here two excerpts from Megan Metcalf's introduction: openspace.sfmoma.org/os_proj…
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Nightboat Books mourns the loss of the luminous poet and painter, Etel Adnan, who died on Sunday, November 14th in Paris at the age of ninety-six. Click here to read our blog post in remembrance of Etel: nightboat.org/remembering-et…
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My department is still accepting applications for our open, tenure-track position in Indigenous Media, Cultural Sovereignty & Decolonization. Please encourage people to apply, and your RT is much appreciated! recruit.ucsc.edu/JPF01147