June 5, Friday open from 10am – 5pm and again from 6 – 11pm
This month it’s a very special edition of South First Friday – it’s the second annual SubZERO festival. At SubZERO beginning at 6pm you will find a major street festival with two stages of entertainment and 100 artists, performers, and musicians on site as they celebrate the indie creative spirit. Festivities will take place in the SoFA District between San Carlos and Reed Streets in downtown San Jose.
Come help us create banners for the Museum façade!
Join us at SubZERO for an exciting participatory community art project lead by artist Corinne Okada Takara. Cast-off plastic bags and bottles from schools and the Guadalupe River and Coyote Creek clean-ups will be used as materials for people to create small sculptures of algae and diatoms to be integrated into large 3-D banners to be installed across the façade of the Museum. By knitting together disposable artifacts commonly polluting our waterways, this community art project muses on the clogging of our creeks as well as on creative repurposing of the materials around us.
Also, at 9 and 10pm, Butoh dance performance by San Francisco butoh artist Christina Braun to contemporary music by composer Jeffrey Scott Perry with costuming by Corinne Okada Takara.
For more information on this participatory art experience, visit Corinne Okada's blog.
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