Just for context, we are a small budgeted, poorly funded 501c3 on profit with a budget of under $50,000 a year. As you check out our work on this website you may wonder how we achieved producing over 100 events a year with this? Power of Community. It starts with you. Our Mission.
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We are wishing you a safe and happy New Years. This is our executive director Adam Swig and one of our biggest partners Tony Kaye with a group of Ukrainian Refugees outside of Krakow Poland after Value Culture gave them a uplifting concert this past Summer.
Goat My Valentine FaShion Show The most popular event of 2023 in the news!
Miss Catherine Bigelow Nob Hill Gazzette
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SF Weekly: Five under $20: Valentine's Day in San Francisco edition
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Value Culture & Executive Director of Value Culture Adam Swig featured in San Francisco Magazine
THANK YOU HAUTE LIVING FOR RECOGNIZING OUR SF AAPI HERITAGE MONTH EVENT
AAPI LOVE FEATURED ACROSS THE USA IN PRESS:
Value Culture Welcomes 3 New Board Members!
https://jewishfed.org/news/blog/meet-our-2021-leadership-awardees Click here to read about Executive Director of Value Culture Adam Swig winning this prestigious award.
WE PRODUCE AND CONDUCT VIRAL INTERVIEWS, TALKS AND PROGRAMS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF DIVERSITY, INCLUSION AND PHILANTHROPY.
WHAT DOES THE 2 WORDS VALUE CULTURE MEAN TO YOU?
Visit www.sevenby7.art or email ivalueculture@gmail.com for art piece and art book inquires.
Jewish Culture Festival - May 7th - Golden Gate Park
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Artist in Residences
Value Culture partnered with SF Heritage on the third artist in residence at the historic Doolan-Larson home at the corner of Haight and Ashbury streets in June and July 2021. Jimmie Fails moved into the residence of Benefactor Norm Larson who died and left it in the care of San Francisco Heritage.
Best known as the lead actor in The Last Black Man of San Francisco, Jimmie Fails utilized the three residential levels landmark to create.
Previous artists in residence were local favorite artist Jeremy Fish and composer Ben Juodvalkis from Joe Goode Performance Group.
The 1903 building is best known for its place in the cultural revolution of the '60s, at the intersection of Haight and Ashbury. Legend has it Janis Joplin roller skated in the addict while her girlfriend Peggy Caserta sold clothes to bands like the Grateful Dead in the storefront below.
“It’s places like [the Doolan-Larson Residence] that spark my creativity and keep me inspired to make art. As a San Franciscan, I am truly honored to take on this residency." -Jimmie Fails
Value Culture partnered with SF Heritage on the third artist in residence at the historic Doolan-Larson home at the corner of Haight and Ashbury streets in June and July 2021. Jimmie Fails moved into the residence of Benefactor Norm Larson who died and left it in the care of San Francisco Heritage.
Best known as the lead actor in The Last Black Man of San Francisco, Jimmie Fails utilized three residential levels landmark to create.
Previous artists in residence were local favorite artist Jeremy Fish and composer Ben Juodvalkis from Joe Goode Performance Group.
The 1903 building is best known for its place in the cultural revolution of the '60s, at the intersection of Haight and Ashbury. Legend has it Janis Joplin roller skated in the addict while her girlfriend Peggy Caserta sold clothes to bands like the Grateful Dead in the storefront below.
“It’s places like [the Doolan-Larson Residence] that spark my creativity and keep me inspired to make art. As a San Franciscan, I am truly honored to take on this residency." -Jimmie Fails
The show, “Seven by 7” was put on display at 1506 Haight St. in a temporary pop up gallery event space created by Value Culture in an empty storefront. There are six remaining of the 7 1/1 pieces for sale in support of Value Culture. 100 limited edition art books were created and autographed by Jimmie Fails. A limited number of copies are available for $50 each. Contact us for purchase.
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Behind The Boards
Value Culture has partnered with Filterless and Rocking California to create meaningful art for boarded up businesses that tells a story of what's behind the boards.
https://www.behindtheboards.us/
This subject of the mural is the staff of Zuni Cafe, photography by Misha Vladimirskiy
It went up June 30th, 2020 on Zuni Cafe by an awesome team and crew who truly cares. Are you a boarded up business who needs meaningful art? Reach out.
What does our Zuni mural say?
"Thank you, restaurant workers. Restaurants are more than just the food that they serve — they are places we go for human connection. While the promise of delicious food might draw us to a restaurant, more often than not it is the feeling of being taken care of that keeps us coming back time and time again.We want to celebrate the restaurant workers who take care of us: the chefs, servers, hosts, bartenders, bussers, and owners who welcome and feed us as if we are in their own homes. These photographs spotlight some of the people who make Zuni Café the legendary San Francisco institution that it is.Consider supporting them and other San Francisco restaurant workers by donating to SF New Deal"
Value Culture x Gagosian x Ever Gold ART Party January 2020. Capacity crowd all night at Natoma Cabana, San Francisco.
Don’t miss our next Beach Clean Up, or don’t! Strike first at trash on the beach, you can help tidy up your local beach, park, or neigborhood any time any day!
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