CELLspace - Revision history

Ccarlsson: added photo

2022-01-18T06:07:09Z

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

			[[Image:Cellspace Looking-south-at-the-west-side-of-Bryant-Street-from-18th-Street-to-19th-Street---2005.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Cellspace looking south at the west side of Bryant Street from 18th Street to 19th Street, 2005.'''

			''Photo: courtesy Max Kirkeberg collection''

	[[Image:Aerial-dance-outside-cellspace 5153.jpg]]		[[Image:Aerial-dance-outside-cellspace 5153.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added photo and categories

2021-05-10T02:10:46Z

added photo and categories

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	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

			[[Image:New-apt-at-cellspace 20200718 153050.jpg]]

	[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Performing Arts]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:Buildings]] [[category:media]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:2010s]]		'''Same building four months later from 18th and Florida.'''

			''Photo: Chris Carlsson''


			[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Performing Arts]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:Buildings]] [[category:media]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:2010s]] [[category:2020s]]

Ccarlsson at 18:50, 14 July 2020

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	[[Image:Cellspace mural logo 7513.jpg]]		[[Image:Cellspace mural logo 7513.jpg]]

	'''The circular logo of ~~Cellspace~~ adorning one of dozens of murals (see below) along the Bryant Street facade towards the end of the building's life as an art space.'''		'''The circular logo of CELLspace adorning one of dozens of murals (see below) along the Bryant Street facade towards the end of the building's life as an art space.'''

	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''
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	''from [https://vimeo.com/patlarock Patrick Jaochico] on Vimeo''		''from [https://vimeo.com/patlarock Patrick Jaochico] on Vimeo''

	~~Cellspace~~ was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in 1996 and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.		CELLspace was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in 1996 and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.

	[[Image:New-bldg-on-cellspace-site 20200323 191248.jpg]]		[[Image:New-bldg-on-cellspace-site 20200323 191248.jpg]]

	'''New apartment building nearing completion at Bryant and Mariposa on the old site of ~~Cellspace~~, 2020.'''		'''New apartment building nearing completion at Bryant and Mariposa on the old site of CELLspace, 2020.'''

	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

Ccarlsson at 18:48, 14 July 2020

2020-07-14T18:48:07Z

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	[[Image:Aerial-dance-outside-cellspace 5153.jpg]]		[[Image:Aerial-dance-outside-cellspace 5153.jpg]]

	'''A Kearny Street Workshop dance performance on the outside of ~~Cellspace~~, 2010.'''		'''A Kearny Street Workshop dance performance on the outside of [[CELLspace: 1996-2012\|CELLspace]], 2010.'''

	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''
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	''Photo: Scott Beale''		''Photo: Scott Beale''

	[[CELLspace: 1996-2012\|CELLspace was founded]] on the Spring Equinox of 1996 when a group of artists and educators leased a former screen printing warehouse on Bryant Street to develop a communal workspace for collaborative and community-based arts. This dedicated staff of volunteers nurtured and developed their vision over the years, and eventually filed for 501c3 (non-profit) status. Events, classes, exhibits, and other types of arts and programming happened while the community developed the actual space inside of CELL, and grants soon came in to support our mission. CELLspace grew in its scope and outreach, expanding into youth services that offered after school arts classes, tutoring, counseling, off-site workshops, leadership opportunities, and vocational training. A three year capital campaign helped a city-mandated renovation project needed to obtain our Place of Entertainment permit. Since our inception, we have provided affordable space for artists to work on many types of media. This not only includes events and exhibits, but also the following: puppetry, circus arts, metalsmithing, fine arts, performing arts, craft making, music recording, and more. Due to many financial difficulties, the Great Recession, and lack of a younger generation of volunteers and supporters, CELLspace dissolved as an organization in 2012. Inspiration, drive, and the DIY ethic lives on in many other art spaces, artist's projects, and hearts and minds of the thousands who created and spectated at the warehouse space.

	~~''—Russell Howze''~~

	[[Image:CELLspace Funky Puppet Supper 2000.jpg\|800px]]		[[Image:CELLspace Funky Puppet Supper 2000.jpg\|800px]]
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	He reluctantly turned to leave her one last time. As he got back into his little clown car he knew that he would more than likely never meet another her type in this town again. She was a thing of another time…		He reluctantly turned to leave her one last time. As he got back into his little clown car he knew that he would more than likely never meet another her type in this town again. She was a thing of another time…

	~~CELLspace…~~. I will speak your name forever…		[[CELLspace: 1996-2012\|CELLspace]]…. I will speak your name forever…

	''—longtime CELLspace caretaker Dave X''		''—longtime CELLspace caretaker Dave X''

Ccarlsson at 02:50, 14 July 2020

2020-07-14T02:50:02Z

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	''Photo: Scott Beale''		''Photo: Scott Beale''

	CELLspace was founded on the Spring Equinox of 1996 when a group of artists and educators leased a former screen printing warehouse on Bryant Street to develop a communal workspace for collaborative and community-based arts. This dedicated staff of volunteers nurtured and developed their vision over the years, and eventually filed for 501c3 (non-profit) status. Events, classes, exhibits, and other types of arts and programming happened while the community developed the actual space inside of CELL, and grants soon came in to support our mission. CELLspace grew in its scope and outreach, expanding into youth services that offered after school arts classes, tutoring, counseling, off-site workshops, leadership opportunities, and vocational training. A three year capital campaign helped a city-mandated renovation project needed to obtain our Place of Entertainment permit. Since our inception, we have provided affordable space for artists to work on many types of media. This not only includes events and exhibits, but also the following: puppetry, circus arts, metalsmithing, fine arts, performing arts, craft making, music recording, and more. Due to many financial difficulties, the Great Recession, and lack of a younger generation of volunteers and supporters, CELLspace dissolved as an organization in 2012. Inspiration, drive, and the DIY ethic lives on in many other art spaces, artist's projects, and hearts and minds of the thousands who created and spectated at the warehouse space.		[[CELLspace: 1996-2012\|CELLspace was founded]] on the Spring Equinox of 1996 when a group of artists and educators leased a former screen printing warehouse on Bryant Street to develop a communal workspace for collaborative and community-based arts. This dedicated staff of volunteers nurtured and developed their vision over the years, and eventually filed for 501c3 (non-profit) status. Events, classes, exhibits, and other types of arts and programming happened while the community developed the actual space inside of CELL, and grants soon came in to support our mission. CELLspace grew in its scope and outreach, expanding into youth services that offered after school arts classes, tutoring, counseling, off-site workshops, leadership opportunities, and vocational training. A three year capital campaign helped a city-mandated renovation project needed to obtain our Place of Entertainment permit. Since our inception, we have provided affordable space for artists to work on many types of media. This not only includes events and exhibits, but also the following: puppetry, circus arts, metalsmithing, fine arts, performing arts, craft making, music recording, and more. Due to many financial difficulties, the Great Recession, and lack of a younger generation of volunteers and supporters, CELLspace dissolved as an organization in 2012. Inspiration, drive, and the DIY ethic lives on in many other art spaces, artist's projects, and hearts and minds of the thousands who created and spectated at the warehouse space.

	''—Russell Howze''		''—Russell Howze''
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	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

	~~[[Image:Cellspace Blurb p1 72dpi.jpg]]~~

	~~'''Cellspace Blurb, a basic informational tabloid published in March 2000.'''~~

	~~[[Image:Cellspace Blurb p2 72dpi.jpg\|310px\|left]] [[Image:Cellspace Blurb p3 72dpi.jpg\|310px\|right]]~~

	~~[[Image:Get involved with CELLspace 20200522 000003.jpg\|800px]]~~

	~~[[Image:Community Outreach 20200522 000021.jpg\|800px]]~~

	~~'''In any of a number of their regular newsletters, CELLspace always emphasized their strong connections to the community, and highlighted how easy it was to connect with the space.'''~~

	~~''Courtesy Jonathan Youtt''~~

	The following images are details of murals along the Bryant Street walls of Cellspace.		The following images are details of murals along the Bryant Street walls of Cellspace.

Ccarlsson: added cellspace hiphop retrospective video

2020-06-18T21:06:11Z

added cellspace hiphop retrospective video

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	''Photos: Chris Carlsson''		''Photos: Chris Carlsson''

			<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/104302802" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; fullscreen" allowfullscreen></iframe>

			[https://vimeo.com/104302802 CELLSPACE, A RETROSPECTIVE]

			''from [https://vimeo.com/patlarock Patrick Jaochico] on Vimeo''

	Cellspace was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in 1996 and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.		Cellspace was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in 1996 and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.

Ccarlsson: added Dave X memoir

2020-06-18T18:57:16Z

added Dave X memoir

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Ccarlsson: Ccarlsson moved page Cellspace to CELLspace

2020-06-14T23:27:27Z

Ccarlsson moved page Cellspace to CELLspace

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Ccarlsson at 23:37, 11 June 2020

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 Cellspace was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in 1996 and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.
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Ccarlsson at 01:41, 11 June 2020

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	[[Image:Aerial-dance-outside-cellspace 5153.jpg]]		[[Image:Aerial-dance-outside-cellspace 5153.jpg]]

	'''A Kearny Street Workshop dance performance on the outside of Cellspace, ~~2015~~.'''		'''A Kearny Street Workshop dance performance on the outside of Cellspace, 2010.'''

	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

	Cellspace was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in ~~the early 1990s~~ and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.		Cellspace was a vibrant artists' space in a large warehouse on Bryant Street, between Mariposa and 19th Streets. It was founded in 1996 and lasted until the early 2010s. Then a developer finally bought out the building (including the adjacent space dedicated to the American Conservatory Theatre's props and costume storage) and the longtime San Francisco Auto Repair shop that uniquely held auto repair shops for beginners for many decades at the corner of Mariposa and Florida, and by 2020 had erected a massive 5-story apartment building on the site.

	[[Image:Cellspace mural logo 7513.jpg]]		[[Image:Cellspace mural logo 7513.jpg]]
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	''Photos: Chris Carlsson''		''Photos: Chris Carlsson''

			[[Image:New-bldg-on-cellspace-site 20200323 191248.jpg]]

			'''New apartment building nearing completion at Bryant and Mariposa on the old site of Cellspace, 2020.'''

			''Photo: Chris Carlsson''


	[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Performing Arts]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:Buildings]] [[category:media]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:2000s]]		[[category:Public Art]] [[category:Performing Arts]] [[category:Mission]] [[category:Buildings]] [[category:media]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:2000s]]