- A Current Glitchby P SegalFirst of all, thanks to all you lovely people who tried to donate to ArtHouse SF recently! However, as you may have noticed, it didn’t work. The reason your generosity was thwarted is this: We’re in the last stages of switching from a fiscally sponsored organization to having our own 501(c)3 nonprofit status., and we… Read more: A Current Glitch
- Essential Changesby P SegalIf there have been no posts recently, it’s because ArtHouse has been forced to take a new approach to moving things forward. In June, we were told that our policies no longer qualified us for fiscal sponsorship, since current guidelines did not allow our fiscal sponsor to represent an organization that involved real estate or… Read more: Essential Changes
- The Wrong People Call the Shotsby P SegalTwo things have taken up a lot of my attention recently and mademe wonder why the decision making in this country is done bypeople who know so little about the consequences and folly oftheir decisions. The most pressing thing concerns ArtHouse, my nonprofit for coopartists’ housing and venues in San Francisco, which is losingits fiscal… Read more: The Wrong People Call the Shots
- Embracing the Fine Art of Playby P SegalWe created a global event out of nothing in the middle of nowhere. This photographer unfortunately unknown. ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── It goes without saying that if you have unlimited access to capital, you can make almost anything happen. But when you have no access to capital and rely on ingenuity and creativity to manifest a… Read more: Embracing the Fine Art of Play
- Information for the Curiousby P SegalWhy Really Smart People Should Plan Cities ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── The legendary San Francisco columnist, Herb Caen, once said, “San Francisco isn’t what it used to be, but it never was.” He captured, in a few words, the city’s relentless innovation and openness to new kinds of thought, lifestyles, and creativity. Things that started here,… Read more: Information for the Curious
- Hello world!by P SegalArthouseSF is an idea and desire to create housing and venues for artists in San Francisco.
