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Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall, 2020

California, Exhibition, Michele Carlson, Nathan Watson, Related Tactics, San Francisco, Weston Teruya

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall is the first survey exhibition of Related Tactics (Michele Carlson, Weston Teruya, and Nathan Watson), a San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, D.C.-based art collaborative that creates thought-provoking work about race and culture. It includes a newly commissioned public art project titled The future now, sited in multiple storefronts in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco.

This exhibition was organized by Astria Suparak and the University of San Francisco’s MA in Museum Studies Curatorial Practicum class in collaboration with Thacher Gallery.

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall, online with Thacher Gallery, 2020

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall is the first survey exhibition of Related Tactics (Michele Carlson, Weston Teruya, and Nathan Watson), a San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, D.C.-based art collaborative that creates thought-provoking work about race and culture. It includes a newly commissioned public art project titled The future now, sited in multiple storefronts in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco.

This exhibition was organized by Astria Suparak and the University of San Francisco’s MA in Museum Studies Curatorial Practicum class in collaboration with Thacher Gallery.

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall

Become The Monuments That Cannot Fall is the first survey exhibition of Related Tactics (Michele Carlson, Weston Teruya, and Nathan Watson), a San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, D.C.-based art collaborative that creates thought-provoking work about race and culture. It includes a newly commissioned public art project titled The future now, sited in multiple storefronts in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco.

This exhibition was organized by Astria Suparak and the University of San Francisco’s MA in Museum Studies Curatorial Practicum class in collaboration with Thacher Gallery.

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