Bonnie Ora Sherk, long-time ecological artist, landscape architect, planner, educator, and Founder & Director of Life Frames, Inc. & A Living Library, presented a lecture on Funcshuional Art as A Living Library at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on August 2 as part of Escuela d’Arte Util (School of Useful Art), part of Tania Bruguera’s Exhibition of the Museum d’Arte Util at YBCA. Her talk was live-streamed on the YBCA’s website (see below). Bonnie Ora Sherk’s work was also featured on a KQED radio broadcast and appears on the KQED website about the Exhibition and Arte Util.
Presentation Part 1
Presentation Part 2
Below are a few pictures from the presentation.
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Posted on August 5, 2017 at 4:13 pm.